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• Windows 7 does not refresh the folder views

  I have the following problem:
  Windows 7 does not automatically refresh the folder view (until I have updated manually by pressing F5) after the following file operations:
  Create/delete/rename/move files or folders

  Final version of Windows 7 Professional, international English version. No upgrade, clean installation.

  It seems to me that it is a delay in my case: if I wait about 30 seconds, the updating is done automatically. There are shared folders on volume.

  I made the following points:
  -removed IconCache - did not help
  -Reset - folder views did not help
  -off to the discovery network and file sharing - did not help
  -Made a clean boot - did not help
  -a ran sfc - not found any violation
  -new user created account - did not help
  -updated the BIOS with the latest version - did not help
  -updated the VGA driver to the latest version - did not help
  -disabled the indexing of files - did not help
  -run Windows 7 Mode safe mode (without network): it seems that the problem does not occur

  I could be satisfied with Windows 7, but this question is terribly boring cause I work with a large number of files per day.

  Could someone help me?

  I had the same problem recently.  Here's what I discovered, FWIW:

  • After reading all of the above, it seems that, at the base, this is related to the shell of the user of Windows interface and how he tries to 'reach out' to other systems.  Fixes disable the Windows Client, disabling home groups, disable sharing of files, etc.
  • I discovered that I have the problem that in some folders.  For example, if I try to create a folder in the my DOCUMENTS folder, the problem occurs, but if I create the folder in a random folder on drive C: (e.g.. C:\MyTest), no problem!
  • I discovered that the folder appears finally - it takes 30 seconds. By pressing F5, I was "rush" of the process.  It also sounds like a kind of thing network client timeout.

  I wanted to start with the easiest, lowest impact.  It worked:

  • I opened the COMPUTER and removed a "network connection" that pointed to a server that is not currently available.

  That solved the problem completely.

  Dan Holme, Intelliem

• My folders appear empty when I discovered by something other than the folder view.

  My folders appear empty when I discovered by something other than the folder view.  But in the folder, I can see and use files.  The search engine does not work.

  I use Windows 7 Home

  See if that helps,

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/advanced-tips-for-searching-in-Windows

• Windows 7 doesn't remember the folder views.

  original title: Windows 7 doesn't remember the folder views. Microsoft is pathetic.

  Once more, I find it quite pathetic that Microsoft Windows 7 as Vista, such as Windows XP and all other operating systems M$ has developed can not EVEN remember the layout for the records.

  What is THE POINT of having more customization options in solution for users to set, Explorer if your code Explorer STUPID don't even BOTHER to remember. Users bother to customize their desktops and file only to discover that their work is broken as soon as the PC restarts or in Windows 7 Decides to forget or to crush stuff in the registry.

  It is also pathetic that M$ has removed most of the "individual" customization of Windows XP folder now opt for a "point of view fits all approach!". (Ie the deletion of the folder option "View tab / remember this layout of records"). I can't decide if a file opening should have the "Navigation bar" to the left. Now, if a folder has the navigation bar, hey look, ALL MY FILES open with the navigation bar now! Yay! NOT.

  Even with this, HE has YET to forget every customization that you made to your files!

  Things going on in my head when I'm on Windows 7:

  Mmmm. I'd like my account to have this icon or bitmap image please. There we go, very nice. Reset. Mmmm. Why is he returned to show all the file type icons in this new folder. Oh God, worst yet! NOW ALL MY FILES ARE RETURNED TO THE DETAILS VIEW. B * llocks, I've spent hours a lot, a lot, a lot (over time) establishing this batch! Gee thanks to shake me more M$. You've obviously spent a lot of money and many hours asking your BETA users which would p * ss them off the most when you use Windows Explorer. Voice of tester beta geek: "uh Yes, I think I was very p * ssed if all of a sudden he returned for more details on all my folders in Explorer. Microsoft: "OK, we're going to take care to include that then...". "Everything what is p * ss you off." Geek: "Yes, while your at it, if the navigation bar appears on EVERY issue and doesn't even have a shortcut key, so I had to reach for my mouse and go to a menu rather than quickly display and hiding cases of need, which would probably be p * ss me off really bad." Microsoft: ' hey this is a great idea!

  Folder view settings should be remembered INDIVIDUALLY for the love of God, on a folder by folder basis.

  I think that the removal of this option, and becomes the fact that Microsoft have removed code rather that actually fixing the code first place is a sign of how pathetic software from Microsoft.

  I hope Apple start to develop their PC rather than just Apple Mac operating system sometime in the future.

  It will ultimately be the nail in the coffin for Micro$ and personally, I'll be happy to see the back of them.

  I'm a PC and I am upset that Microsoft Windows Explorer doesn't bother to remember how I presented my files.
  
  If you want to know what I'm talking about m $ look the Apple Mac operating system and copy what they do (you know, the usual).
  At least they seem to know what I'm talking about.

  If you think I'm the only one who is upset at this by the way: http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&source=hp&q=windows+7+remember+folder+settings&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=0&oq=Windows+7+remember+folder&fp=a60718907b4ba39b

  21.5 million users would disagree with you.

  DESIRED EFFECT

  To have a folder and its subfolders all use the same view model AND having the view model to reflect the disposal of one of the folders.

  WHAT YOU NEED TO DO

  First, you must realize that Win7 treats these two very different applications:

  1. make subfolders use the same model from view as the parent folder.

  2 configure how a view model is laid out.

  My confusion is I thought that changing the layout of the folder parent by clicking on 'Apply to subfolders' it applies to the layout of the parent folder, but all it's means "all look to the model of display as well as the parent folder.

  Understand that when you say "optimize this folder for: * music *" IT IS NOT AUTOMATICALLY CHANGE THE LAYOUT of the folder! Only it it's a music folder (or general or images or other) and ALL TIME NOW ON the time the * music model is changed (via right click on any * music folder > organize menu > folder and search options > view tab > apply to records) THEN the layout PAGE ONLY will be updated.

  So unfortunately, Xaero_Payne solution by itself will result in the 'problem' that everyone here seems to have. You do BOTH steps to make it work. (I know it's easy to chatting about M$, but instead of pi$ $ in the wind at home, we can as well get into their heads and understand how to use what we have).

  STEP BY STEP

  You can do these two processes in any order, but I want to do such as this, because I can then more easily see changes. For the example below, I'll do their music files and I'll apply the Details view template.

  R process: make subfolders using same view model

  Right-click on the Parent folder that contains all of the subfolders > properties > Customize tab > check also apply... subfolders > select * music * (for this example) > apply then OK

  Process 1: Customize and apply the provision of fashion model music

  Find or create a folder you want to use the view model.

  Select them * details * view (or list, large icons, etc.) and then customize the layout as you wish. Add new desired columns and rearrange them as you like.

  Organize the menu > folder options and research > display tab > apply to records. THIS MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THIS PROCESS because otherwise he doesn't know you want ALL the * music * files to be like this.

• Illustrator do not open the folder view .ai files

  Having a lot of problems with Illustrator CC2015. Running Windows 9. When I double-click on files .ai or .eps from the folder view, Windows does not know how to open the file and does not even list Illustrator as an option when I try 'open with... '. »

  The only way I can open an Illustrator file is to use the file > open in Illustrator.

  
  Thank you.

  John,

  I think that it is perhaps a matter of definition of the operating system file association.

• change the folder view to alphabetical to chronological windows Explorer

  I want to change this chronological order of watching one of the subfolders in alphabetical.

  Exp: Under my pictures folder, I have subfolders by year (i.e. 2006, 2007, 2008, etc.) who orgaize in chronological order but the subfolders of those subfolders are the months of the year and they are the list alphabetically - even if I spent a year at the front or at the end of the name of the month (so it still lists like this (: October 2006, September 2006)

  I want to know if there is a way to get the subfolders to list as a calendar discovering putting an order number or letter before the month month.

  Thank you

  MOM of Godzilla

  You want cannot be done because it recognizes the names like alpha-numeric characters and sorts alphabetically (just as it does for years - but this market because they are numbers).  Try to use a designation number instead of the alphabetical name of the month - 8-2006 to August 2006 and so on.

  If it is possible (and I don't), the answer is maybe in one of these articles (especially the sort order on one) - but probably you'll learn from them that's not possible because you have things to put in place:

  Here's how to change the default template for a folder: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/70819-windows-explorer-folder-view-settings.html.  Default behavior is to select the model based on the first type of file placed in the folder (you must choose something).  Vista sets the folder type template according to what are the types of files in the window and the settings display window Explorer. This will show how to reset the display settings for the Windows File Explorer, disable Automatic folder Type Discovery (which is I think what you want)and increase the folder display the cache to make Vista do not forget the display settings, the folder type template, the size or the position of a specific window for when it was still closed to the location of specific path.

  It does not work with the Sub record under, Open with, open in a new tab (Internet Explorer), etc... dialog windows of type through the good File menu bar item. These don't seem to be able to have their size or their position to recall. For the latter, you can use the free program http://autosizer.en.softonic.com/ to resize them.

  Here is another article on how to modify the columns in Windows Explorer and sort in Vista: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/108665-column-customize.html.  This will show you how Add, Remove, move, change the widthand change the sort order of the columns in Windows Explorer in the way that you want.

  Here is another article on how to change the display of the default folders in Vista (but she argues, it is not a perfect solution and can revert to the previous behavior is not as good as the two prior links provided: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13880_3-10019957-68.html.)

  Sorry it wasn't the answer you wanted to hear.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• How to keep the folder views in Windows?

  Original title: folder settings (options?) return that think Vista is 'practice '.

  I have this desktop of Vista (Dell vostro 1700) for 3 years now, and he gave me no trouble so far. Vista doesn't remember my settings in Office 2003, for example. Really hard with my (working) translation software, often using MS Word.

  But my problem now is: before I had an accident, it would return the views of my folders to tile all the time. No matter how many times I changed the settings to 'details' and to apply this setting to all folders every time I put my computer back on or open another folder, it would be again in "tiles". It's boring, I can't find something of a bitch in "tiles", and it's especially annoying because I told the computer to hundreds of times how I want to see my work, and she always returns to his favorite all time settings.  Now I have a new hard drive installed, want to use this computer as my mainframe for work and leisure, because my office is really slow, old and worn out (2003), and I want to go abroad for a long time and must be able to rely on it, particularly when it 'does what I want it to"it is.

  What is needed for Windows Vista to finally remember my settings and obey my orders?

  Disadvantages of Vista resolved

  http://www.Tweakguides.com/VA_4.html

  Scroll down to: 1. constantly change folder views

  I hope I could help

• How can I change the icons of file movie back to screenshots instead of the folder view changing vlc cone already tried

  I have two granddaughters, 5 and 4, who can't read yet, and I did something that I can't fix. I run Win7, Google Chrome, and VLC is my default player. In the past, the icons of file movie (cartoon) were screenshots, and girls can choose what they looked at. Help please, because the girls are old enough to believe that I REALLY want to verbally list the entire (hundreds) of their shows list EVERY 30.60, or 90 minutes.

  Hi William,.

  Please see the link to change the display of files in Windows 7.

  Behavior and change folder views

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-pH/Windows-Vista/change-folder-views-and-behavior (Also applies to Windows 7)

  For all windows questions do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• List of folders in the folder view pane

  On the left e-mail folder view pane shows all my email folders for the account. When you click on it, you see the Inbox, etc.

  I would like to create FOLDERS such as the 'orders', 'Electronic secured', 'Reg Req' which are displayed permanently. In other words, I don't want to delve into the folder of email account (which are all reduced because I don't like clutter) to find files just to check if there is something in them.

  My intention is to create RULES which read "Subject" text and sends my incoming email to these custom folders. Based on the text of 'Topic', I want to be able to see quickly if one is in 'Orders', or 'Secure Email', etc.

  Any suggestions?

  TIA

  Your subfolders can be under accounts, which you don't seem to like, or in local files, where they can be more visible, but outside the IMAP system, so will not be visible to your other computers, tablets, phones, et al. You must decide where you want your subfolders. Records are mainly accounts and so loose, unconnected cases don't make sense in the section of an email client accounts.

  Watch the QuickFolders add-on to raise selected records. Or mark them as Favorites and use review | Records | Favorites. Or use saved search folders to group unread messages. Or view. Records | Unread.

  Many ways to skin this particular cat.

• The folder view is missing with the new update [Android]

  I use a Tablet Samsung Note 2014, with the new update, it is is no longer a display of folder option, find files takes several steps now, how can I get a folder view option?

  We actively strive to bring the tab "Documents". In the meantime, you can try the steps How to open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat DC on Android to circumvent the problem. Sorry for the inconvenience.

• How do you turn in the InfoBar at the bottom of the folder view?

  "According to the file, how can I you turns in the info bar (which is still his name?) at the bottom of the window that tells you things like ' 17 records are selected" etc. ?

  Thank you!

  aDNA

  I think what you're referring to is the status bar. In the menu, click view, toolbar State dropdown menu check (click).

  Kind regards

• Question on the folder view

  Is there a way to prevent images in subfolders from appearing when the parent folder is selected?  For example, if I have the selected PARENT folder and there is a subfolder named CHILD, show images in both files.

  I use LR 4.0 on an iMac.

  Thank you.

  Yes, uncheck the "Show pictures in subfolders" box which is located under the library menu

• Folder view settings and the desktop icons.

  Hello

  Today, I turned on my computer to find the sight of my account settings are changed and salis.  I also found my command to change the icons of the bureau and all messed up.

  Since I bought my computer, I used the settings of Windows Vista Home Premium by default for folders.

  I have not downloaded anything or update of Windows Vista Edition Home Premium.

  If I turn on "Remember folder view settings" in the folder options - nothing else happens - have seen all I don't want their value and open them in small windows.

  Is someone can you please tell me why this happened?  Could this be the results of a hacker?

  The second option resets all display settings. These next two commands to reset the default values defined by you.

  Reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Streams" /f

   

  Reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StuckRects2" /f

   

  Reset saved settings will allow you to change the settings.

   

  This allows to get the same thing as shexvw.

  Tip clean boot

  If the above does not help.

  Download Autoruns http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx

  Start the program by right-clicking and choosing run as administrator and click on the menu Options - Filter Options and check hide Microsoft entries and disable include the empty slots. Uncheck the box everything left on the tab EXPLORER...

  Reset. If this resolves your wake problem half of the items until you find the one that.

   

   

   

  Understanding saved views and navigation records
  In Windows 2000 Professional, the view you use is not always permanently saved in Windows Explorer. You can control if the views that you use are stored permanently or temporarily, to help to memorize check box of each folder view settings tab display of the dialog box folder Options (see figure 9.3).

  By default the Remember each folder view settings is enabled. When you choose to leave this setting is enabled, the following occurs:

  changes that you make to the folder view are saved automatically when you close the file.
  b. the display allows you to display a folder is not applied to other folders.
  c. When you open a folder, it opens in the view that you used when you last time there.
  When you clear the checkbox for don't forget to display settings for each folder, the following occurs:

  a. When you start Windows Explorer, the first folder that you discover poster in saved view of the folder. Explorer Windows holds who discovers in the temporary memory and applies it to all the files that you have visited while Windows Explorer is open, unless you manually change the view.
  b. as you navigate to other folders (after having opened the original record), the view saved for each folder is ignored, and when you exit Windows Explorer, the folder view that you used to display multiple records is cleared from the temporary memory.
  c. the next time you open Windows Explorer, once more, the saved view of the first folder that you open that determines how you display multiple records.
  Setting all folders on the same point of view

  
  Some users want to have all their Windows Explorer folders defined on the same point of view. In Windows 2000 Professional, the default is that any changes to the view of the file is automatically saved when you close the file and are not applied to other folders. However, you can set all folders to the same view by using the Folder Options command, as described in the following procedure.

  To set all the folders on the same point of view
  1. in my computer or Windows Explorer, set the display according to your preferences.
  2. in the Tools menu, click Folder Options.
  3. in the Folder Options dialog box, click the view tab.
  4. under folder views, click on like current folder.
  Important remember view settings check box each folder under the view tab of the Options dialog box of records (see Figure 9.3) affects how the display settings for individual records are applied and saved. For more information on the impact to disable this check box, see "Understanding saved views and navigation files" earlier in this chapter.

  Windows 2000 Resource Kit

• Help! I need to restore my folder view!

  I use a shared drive to work which has several levels of folders. When I drilled down in one of the folders, I changed somehow the folder view. The records are now divided into 3 different categories of alpha (i.e., A - H, I - P, Q - Z). How to return to the display of the standard folders?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hello

  Thank you for contacting Microsoft Answers.

  Right-click in the folder-> select ' group by '-> click '(none)' (without the quotes).

  If it doesn't, reply here.

  See you soon.

• How to create a new subfolder and do appear in the view files after you import the pictures inside?  The folder does not appear after that I imported the photos.

  I use 14 elements on Windows 10.  I would like to create new subfolders in the folder view as I get pictures sent to me.  I want to keep by date.  When I import from a camera it creates folders but when I try to import them from a subfolder I created with the windows file manager, it does not appear in the Organizer.

  RonHoward wrote:

  I use 14 elements on Windows 10.  I would like to create new subfolders in the folder view as I get pictures sent to me.  I want to keep by date.  When I import from a camera it creates folders but when I try to import them from a subfolder I created with the windows file manager, it does not appear in the Organizer.

  Don't forget that your left folder tree is set to 'tree' (the little menu icon on the right of the title bar).

  Click on the + sign to the left of the main folder to display subfolders with images.

  If you want to see the subfolders without all the media files, select the master folder and right click, then choose the last option to display all of the subfolders.