Locate file window doesn't work

Ok, this problem occures only on our Z800 workstations.
Everything works as expected on my laptop.
When I try to relink a media file, the relink media window opens, and then I click the Locate button.
The new window ALWAYS opens in the top most level (basically My Computer in windows) and not in the last used directory.
I think it has something to do with the second problem - the path text box doesn't work. Whatever I enter there and click Return - nothing happens. It doesn't navigate to the folder specified in the path field. The only way to navigate is to go throught the folder tree on the left.
For every file I have to do it always from the top most level - that is a lot of clicking.
Also if I uncheck Use Media Browser to locate files, the default windows dialog properly navigates to the last known location of the file.
I know it's an error - since on my laptop everything works fine. The window opens in the last know location of the media file and I can easily navigate using the path field.
Any suggestions what could be the reason for this?

Jim Simon wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a bug.  The Locate File dialog seems to be opening where it thinks the file might be, rather than where it was.  For example, I renamed the 0000.mts file for a particular project, and when I opened Premiere Pro, Locate File went to the 0000.mts file from another project/folder, thinking that might be it.
So...if you have no other files that might be the missing file, the dialog starts at the top.
Jim,
I understand what you are saying in regard to where it thinks it might be. However if I manually type a path where a file I want to link to rathter then clicking 20 times in the folder tree, it throws a "File not accessible" error. Yet if I use the folder tree to navigate to the same file it sees it and links to it fine.
It just seems that whenever I try to manually type a path in the path address field is when the error occurs.
Are you able to manually type in a path > hit enter/return and have it link to the file?

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