Its a double edged sword. Microsoft picked up the idea to have a class or "type" of document inside a folder would be what that folder was used for, and then they created this way to apply a default view selection to all folders deemed to contain content "of type".
The problem is where you have people like me.. Them to start or default to "Details", and yes I want my last view of that specific folder to be saved in what ever way I last viewed said folder, so the "remember folder view" in previous versions of windows would be selected this option now missing for me in windows I don't want to go into a folder of my MP3's and see "mp3" related tags, or "duration" or any of that crap..
And that's because plugging your phone in, and viewing its files.. To see what I'm talking about.. Here you'll see folders like "Desktop" "Documents" "Downloads" more and one will be named "Pictures". Right click on your "Documents" folder, and select properties. Move the properties dialog box off to the side. My problem.. I hadn't realized they took away the "remember folder view" option.
When I initially get onto a computer eg, company under my user name, or pc's and laptops I'm initially setting up for myself I would open Explorer, then double click on the C drive to show the folders.. I would set the option to "Show full path" "Show all files" and now in win10 keep the "hide merge conflicts" and keep the "Hide empty drives" but not keep "hide extensions".
I'm pretty sure it was there in 8 and 8. And yes, even when microsoft started categorizing folders under a "General" "Documents" or "Pictures" type the "remember" option would still have the effect of applying that view and remembering for "that type" of folder and that specific folder if I'd changed it.
Sorely missing those options :. I want to have icons on my desktop and thumbnails on some folders. No matter where I change the "Always show icons, never thumbnails" setting and click "OK" or "Apply" not "Apply to Folders" the setting is applied to all of my folders. Any ideas on that? Privacy Policy Terms of Service. Jump to Navigation. Search form Search. Whenever you open up the File Explorer on Windows 10 so you will see the default view.
The picture, movies, documents, and other materials that you have opened them will be shown to you. In Windows 8 this feature was not developed on the other hand it has improved in Windows Recent File will help to have quick access to the files which you have recently used them.
They prefer to have quick access to the Drives and Folders, not to the recent files. For this task, we are here to help you how to change the default view of file explorer in Windows Now when you open up Windows 10 File Explorer, you will not see the recent files and folders. First you have to open the File Explorer then go to view tab. From the right-hand side, click on Folder Option. Again, you will see the same windows that you will be able to change the default view from here as well.
The easiest way and quick way is this method. Right-click on the Quick Access then choose Options. Step 2: Switch to the Custom tab and select a template from the drop-down menu for Optimize this folder for.
Step 3: Check the Also apply this template to all subfolders box and then click the OK button. Have you ever come across file explorer not responding Windows 10 issue when trying to use file explorer? If you do, try the following top 9 ways now to fix it! Hope the two methods can help you. If you have other methods, please share them with us. Download Partition Wizard. Bottom Line User Comments.
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