C# Open/SaveFileDialog with a different file system?

The only choice is to implement your own Shell Namespace Extension. It may be registered as a "My Computer" child so it looks like another drive. Beware: this is a tedious work and due to .

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These classes are very thin wrappers around calls to native Windows shell api functions. GetOpenFileName() for XP and earlier, the IFileOpenDialog COM interface for Vista and up. If you cannot see the file system in Explorer then those wrappers are not going to be useful at all.

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