This sounds like a problem with the configuration settings for Nautilus. Just to test this to make certain, try this: open a terminal window, and type:
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mv .gconf/apps .gconf/apps-backup
Essentially, this renames the directory where Nautilus's settings reside. This will force it to regenerate the default settings. After doing this, try opening up the file manager again and see if it works now.
At any time, you can restore the old (broken) settings by running:
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mv .gconf/apps-backup .gconf/apps
However, first, you may want to compare the old Nautilus file with the new one. open up both of these (and post them here if you need help troubleshooting):
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.gconf/apps/nautilus/%gconf.xml
and
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.gconf/apps-backup/nautilus/%gconf.xml
Hope this helps.
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