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| | set up a standard view details that never change This is an annoying one. Vista seems to think my files are either music or images that it shows things that are not important to data and takes important items such as "date last modified", "type" away from the list. I tried the old XP way by setting up the view I like and "Apply to Folders" at Folder Options of Tools menu. It does not work. I think if open a folder that Vista thinks it's an image folder, it reverts back. What does "Date taken" "rating", "tags" relate to data or folders? Is there a way to make the old way norm while having the option to use the Vista way with images? Thanks for the help, liu |
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| | Re: set up a standard view details that never change It still changees so often. Why does the system assume that you use computer for entertrainment only? What is the use of listing Album, Artists, Genre, rating in my obvious data folders? They are not even files. Is there a way to permanently turning these features that are useless to me? So far my experience with Vista is not that great. Older programs do not work any more. 2 scanners that worked fine on XP are not compatible anymore. It crashes more at simple tasks (may due to an older programs I use). It thinks too much doing simple copying. The only good things I like about Vista is the search function being faster and sleep mode that you can turn on PC quickly. I don't mind the company continue upgrading their OS but I don't like that they force people to use Vista by not giving the users choices to use XP. I have to use Vista because SONY does not provide XP drivers to the laptop I bought. The laptop was produced before Vista so it has XP elements before. With Vista out, they only provide Vista as OS and there is no XP drivers on their site. It's probably the same for many other vendors. |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: set up a standard view details that never change It still changees so often. Why does the system assume that you use computer for entertrainment only? What is the use of listing Album, Artists, Genre, rating in my obvious data folders? They are not even files. Is there a way to permanently turning these features that are useless to me? So far my experience with Vista is not that great. Older programs do not work any more. 2 scanners that worked fine on XP are not compatible anymore. It crashes more at simple tasks (may due to an older programs I use). It thinks too much doing simple copying. The only good things I like about Vista is the search function being faster and sleep mode that you can turn on PC quickly. I don't mind the company continue upgrading their OS but I don't like that they force people to use Vista by not giving the users choices to use XP. I have to use Vista because SONY does not provide XP drivers to the laptop I bought. The laptop was produced before Vista so it has XP elements before. With Vista out, they only provide Vista as OS and there is no XP drivers on their site. It's probably the same for many other vendors. Method Two in this tutorial will show you how to turn off the "Automatic Folder Type Discovery". Windows Explorer Folder View settings For your older games, you might try using XP SP2 Compatibility mode on them to see if they will run afterwards. This will show you how. Compatibility Mode Hope this helps, Shawn |
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| | Re: set up a standard view details that never change I'm surprised that nobody knows the answer to this problem. It frustrates me that folder windows just choose whatever stacks they like for me. I just want a window view to show type, size, name, modified day. Isn't that simple enough for a sophisticated system to remember and do? No free TweakUI either??? It's a forced downgrade for me. Don't flame me for saying this. If a system is great, we're die to have it. If it's bad, we get away from it like plagues. It's MS's job to make us choose Vista.... |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: set up a standard view details that never change I'm surprised that nobody knows the answer to this problem. It frustrates me that folder windows just choose whatever stacks they like for me. I just want a window view to show type, size, name, modified day. Isn't that simple enough for a sophisticated system to remember and do? No free TweakUI either??? It's a forced downgrade for me. Don't flame me for saying this. If a system is great, we're die to have it. If it's bad, we get away from it like plagues. It's MS's job to make us choose Vista.... Did you try Method Two here: Windows Explorer Folder View settings Shawn |
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