BACKSPACE Key Does Not Load Previous Web Page

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A shell folder is a resource on your local hard disk or LAN that can be accessed using the "File:" protocol (for example, "file://c:\windows" or "file://\\<path>\webpage.htm," where <path> is the full UNC path to the Webpage.htm file). When you view a shell folder in Internet Explorer, My Computer, or Windows Explorer, your namespace appears in the Address box on the toolbar. If you press BACKSPACE, it takes you up one level in your namespace. For example, if you are viewing C:\Windows and press BACKSPACE, it takes you to C:\, then to My Computer, and then to Desktop.

When you access a resource on the Internet (for example http://www.microsoft.com or ftp://ftp.microsoft.com your history appears in the Address box on the toolbar instead of your namespace. When you press BACKSPACE, it takes you to the previous page in your history instead of up one level in your namespace.