Nokia e71 - cannot open folders

Hi every1
today i installed a bluthtooth tool on my e71
i installed it onto my memory card
now for some reason i cannot open folders, instead, when i open then, it opens programs, eg: GPS folder will open soliaire, tools folder will open a car game etc
when my memory card is not in the phone, it works fine as per normal
has any1 seen this before? how does 1 overcome this annoying problem?
kind regards,
adam

Thanks for the "silly" tip...I changed the "double click speed" from medium to fast and nothing opened without going to "open"....seeing your message i tried moving the double click speed back to middle and the problem was instantly repaired...I just hate that the solutions can be soooo simple...thanks and remember...in computing...no idea is "silly"...LLLL

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