A simple question - for which I am afraid I already know the answer.<BR><BR><BR>How to save Explorer.exe's settings to open in Details view with folder-tree open on left already on startup. I've tried ...

When’s the last time you used File Explorer’s “Display file icon on thumbnails” option? How about the Sharing wizard? If the answer is “never,” you’re not alone. Microsoft has taken some usage data ...

We are talking about automatically expanding the folder in the Navigation pane when you access a folder in Windows 11/10 File Explorer. There are three ways to do it: Use the File Explorer Navigation ...

On the right-hand side, open the Do not allow Folder Options to be opened settings. When a new window is opened, select Enabled, and save it. Folder Options window is disabled now. To enable it again, ...

You can check out the list of items being removed below, with Microsoft noting that they aren't disappearing entirely - though they'll only be accessible via modifying registry settings. This means ...

Due to low usage, Microsoft is about to delete several old folder options from File Explorer settings in Windows 11. Here are the soon-to-be removed features and how to re-enable them. Windows is a ...

Some people just aren’t fans of File Explorer’s Favorites section (known as Quick access in Windows 10). They’re missing out. Because for anyone who regularly goes back and forth between a specific ...

The new Insider Preview build of Windows 11 that was released this week introduces some handy and oft-requested new features, including the ability to write in any text field with Windows Ink and ...

A 25-year-old feature you no longer need ...

While the detailed view in Windows Explorer can display file size and creation date and time, it cannot display folder size. I learned that by combining the Windows custom app 'Windhawk' and the fast ...

Windows 11 is here and it’s brought some significant changes to the UI for the OS. And, as might be expected, that may make it a bit more difficult to accomplish the tasks you’re used to. Especially ...

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