Cannot open sub folders...

Hello,
Have an issue with SharePoint 2007. I have x2 document libraries and each has several sub folders.
Library 1 is fine, no issues but library 2, when I amended some permissions, all worked well for a time then suddenly stopped. Now, when clicking on one of the sub folders, it will not open, instead the url is: https://mysite.com/sitename/TopLevelFolderName/Forms/AllItems.aspx?redirect=true
Every time I or anyone clicks the folder name, it defaults to this url. Nothing has changed other than adding a single user access to this folder. Its an issue we have seen before but the work around was to recreate the folders from scratch, not really an
option this time. Searching online has not offered much luck either.
For info, this is accessed using IE 10/9/8, Chrome and FireFox with the same result. It's hosted on a W2K3 cluster.
Any thoughts..?
Thanks in advance. Mike

Can you try tunning fiddler and trace from where exactly it bounced back to top level folder ? Also what if you open https://mysite.com/sitename/TopLevelFolderName/Forms/AllItems.aspx?redirect=false
url?
Regards,
Pratik Vyas | SharePoint Consultant |
http://sharepointpratik.blogspot.com
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