Folder Navigation Missing

I just updated Secure LockdownV2 Multi-Application Version to 2.00.172 to take advantage of the No Windows Install option.  Now anytime I lock down all folder menu options have disappeared.  We use two icons in the circle dock; One is a folder to navigate to all network files and the second is an ERP program.  We use the circle dock to ensure the ERP Data Collection can not open more than one copy.  The ERP program works as intended and also the folder until SLV2 is completely locked down.  I have tried to unchecked all options in the program and as soon as it locks after a reboot the menu bars on the top disappear.  Once gone there is no easy way to move back in the folder; you need to close and then start over from the root folder.  The folders being accessed are mapped L: & Z:.

Prior to updating all folders had the navigation bar on the left column and full menu bars on top.  I know the previous version was over 2 years old prior to updating yesterday.

Settings Checked:
(Local Level) No Logoff, No Auto Play, No System Keys(All Checked), No Action Center
(Machine Levle) All Checked but No Removable USB, No Library Access, No Network UI
(Log oof / Restart) All unchecked
(App Launcher) Circle Dock (Both the file folder and ERP programs are docked and work correctly until locked)

How can we get the back/forward arrows back to windows folder (explorer.exe)?

For security purposes the Explorer menu options were removed. Please see the following forum post regarding Mapped Network drives:
http://services.inteset.com/boards/topic/1183/accessing-mapped-network-drives

The folders are being accessed correctly using the \\server\folder format; no issues accessing the information.

How is a person suppose to navigate file folders without foward or back arrows, they are there for about 1 minute during start-up but then disappear?  Most likely due to new lockdowns on explorer.exe.

Are the operators suppose to close the folder and re-open to start at root again?

I have unchecked "No System Keys" and then Alt + Right Arrow & Alt + Left Arrow do work as work-around.

I will use these settings until the Windows issue is fixed or Secure Lockdown brings back some of the explorer.exe functions.

Please see the Hidden Secure Lockdown Features > 'Enable Explorer Command Bar' option in the Administrator Guide to reveal the Explorer Command bar.

I will look into these hidden settings.  Another workaround is to use the "Backspace" key.  You can then move up a folder and get back to the root folder.