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| | I want "Details" in all views, dammit, *ALL* views... I think the title says it all. I've scanned this group for help and found a post from "brink" in May 2007 saying that Vista will randomly revert to whatever Explorer view it feels like even after I've used the "tools/view/apply to all folders" and "customise/all items/apply to all folders" and whatever other tweak I've found on the web. Nothing works. Even within the same sub-directory structure I get icons instead of details. I don't want icons - I ALWAYS ALWAYS want details. Anyone any ideas? Thanks for any advice. |
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| | Re: I want "Details" in all views, dammit, *ALL* views... Are you using any type of registry cleaner or something like CCleaner? It could be that the settings are getting cleared out by a 3rd party application. BTW: I have no problem applying the view across folders so that tells me something. -- Regards, Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User (For email, remove the obvious from my address) <dont@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:usj2j393uo28s5ptt5guggrvusjk3p4l9i@xxxxxx Quote: >I think the title says it all. I've scanned this group for help and > found a post from "brink" in May 2007 saying that Vista will randomly > revert to whatever Explorer view it feels like even after I've used > the "tools/view/apply to all folders" and "customise/all items/apply > to all folders" and whatever other tweak I've found on the web. > Nothing works. Even within the same sub-directory structure I get > icons instead of details. I don't want icons - I ALWAYS ALWAYS want > details. > Anyone any ideas? > Thanks for any advice. |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: I want "Details" in all views, dammit, *ALL* views... I think the title says it all. I've scanned this group for help and found a post from "brink" in May 2007 saying that Vista will randomly revert to whatever Explorer view it feels like even after I've used the "tools/view/apply to all folders" and "customise/all items/apply to all folders" and whatever other tweak I've found on the web. Nothing works. Even within the same sub-directory structure I get icons instead of details. I don't want icons - I ALWAYS ALWAYS want details. Anyone any ideas? Thanks for any advice. I would be the one from that post. As Richard Urban stated, make sure that you do not have any 3rd party program that is set to clear the folder view settings when ran. Method Two in this tutorial will show you how to reset the folder view settings so Vista will remember your changes. When you make your changes to the Explorer window, close it to save the settings. Vista will only remember the way it is when you last close the window. Windows Explorer Folder View settings Shawn |
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| | Re: I want "Details" in all views, dammit, *ALL* views... Shawn, Thanks for that. I've done what you suggested in your article (very comprehensive - impressive) and jumped down the directory trees on several disks, and all of them display details. Magic. I hope they stay that way. I don't have any third party apps running which would clear the settings. Thanks to both of you for the advice - much appreciated. Quote: > >Hi dont, > >I would be the one from that post. As Richard Urban stated, make sure >that you do not have any 3rd party program that is set to clear the >folder view settings when ran. > >Method Two in this tutorial will show you how to reset the folder view >settings so Vista will remember your changes. When you make your >changes to the Explorer window, close it to save the settings. Vista >will only remember the way it is when you last close the window. > >Windows Explorer Folder View settings > >Shawn |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: I want "Details" in all views, dammit, *ALL* views... Shawn, Thanks for that. I've done what you suggested in your article (very comprehensive - impressive) and jumped down the directory trees on several disks, and all of them display details. Magic. I hope they stay that way. I don't have any third party apps running which would clear the settings. Thanks to both of you for the advice - much appreciated. ----------- "brink" wrote: Hi dont, > >I would be the one from that post. As Richard Urban stated, make sure >that you do not have any 3rd party program that is set to clear the >folder view settings when ran. > >Method Two in this tutorial will show you how to reset the folder view >settings so Vista will remember your changes. When you make your >changes to the Explorer window, close it to save the settings. Vista >will only remember the way it is when you last close the window. > >Windows Explorer Folder View settings > >Shawn They should stay that way unless something clears the cache. If it does, just reset it again and all will be fine again. Thank you for the feedback, Shawn |
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