Cannot see .rdp files

Guys
I think microsoft pushed down an update recently that's affected this behavior. I have a RDP connection file c:\server2.rdp. In the past, if I click on start button and type in \ser and that's it, I would automatically see server2.rdp and just hit down arrow->enter
to connect to it. Now, it doesn't show anything. It does show the file if I do c:\ser but I don't know why should I need to specify c:\ since c:\ is the root drive
This behavior started only a week ago on my win7, win8 and windows 2008 servers - all at the same time! has to be an update
thx

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