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Old 03-27-2009   #1 (permalink)


Vista business 32bit
 
 

"new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

"new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

I'm finding some strange behavior in windows explorer. If I have afolder open in Details view, right click in the main pane and select Newwindow yet. I have to press F5 to refresh the page for it to show up.In XP doing this would not only show the new folder immediately but putthe name in edit mode so I can type its new name conveniently.Is there a way to make explorer react to the new directory (ie, notneed to press F5)?

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Old 03-27-2009   #2 (permalink)


vista 32 bit,WINDOWS 7,SERVER 2003,SERVER 2008,XP
 
 

Re: "new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by greenpof View Post
"new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

I'm finding some strange behavior in windows explorer. If I have afolder open in Details view, right click in the main pane and select Newwindow yet. I have to press F5 to refresh the page for it to show up.In XP doing this would not only show the new folder immediately but putthe name in edit mode so I can type its new name conveniently.Is there a way to make explorer react to the new directory (ie, notneed to press F5)?

Hi ,


find the file C:\WINNT\ShellIconCache it is hidden file, just delete it, restrat windows, it should do the trick.


regards,
lijo
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Old 03-27-2009   #3 (permalink)


Windows 7
 
 

Re: "new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by greenpof View Post
"new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

I'm finding some strange behavior in windows explorer. If I have afolder open in Details view, right click in the main pane and select Newwindow yet. I have to press F5 to refresh the page for it to show up.In XP doing this would not only show the new folder immediately but putthe name in edit mode so I can type its new name conveniently.Is there a way to make explorer react to the new directory (ie, notneed to press F5)?
Hi,

Download this explorer.reg and double click it(merge it with ur registry). I hope it will work for u

explorer.reg
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Old 03-28-2009   #4 (permalink)


Windows 7 x64 build 7100 & Ubuntu 9.04
 
 

Re: "new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by LIJO GEORGE View Post
Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by greenpof View Post
"new folder" doesn't show until F5 is pressed?

I'm finding some strange behavior in windows explorer. If I have afolder open in Details view, right click in the main pane and select Newwindow yet. I have to press F5 to refresh the page for it to show up.In XP doing this would not only show the new folder immediately but putthe name in edit mode so I can type its new name conveniently.Is there a way to make explorer react to the new directory (ie, notneed to press F5)?

Hi ,


find the file C:\WINNT\ShellIconCache it is hidden file, just delete it, restrat windows, it should do the trick.


regards,
lijo
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