classic folders

Vista won't give me the classic view folders. I tried different methods of setting, and when I check the settings are correct, but the files still have the new view. Help

John

There were three things. Follow the steps you want. The first deletes all settings from the saved folder so it can't remember the previous view that you are satisfied.

The second gives you what you asked, but as you say you want thumbnails to not to do so.

The third gets rid of the pane you want.

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