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This problem is carried over from XP where the views of folders and
files within Explorer are not kept correctly. When I look at the Windows folder it shows "Artist Album Genre" etc. as if it were a music folder. Most folders can be modified by going to properties then customize and changing the setting. Windows and some others do not have that option!! I can't figure out how that got this way in the first place... anyway, my guess is a registry fix but I have no idea where... any help out there and how to prevent it in the future?? thanks, Richard |
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It's a known problem. The good news is that you will find that there is an excellent tutorial on this very site that will definitely help you get this problem straightened out. 'Windows Explorer Folder View settings' (http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/70...-settings.html) Follow the instructions closely, there are a couple of registry paths involved that have very similar names but significantly different behaviors. rwphilips;651769 Wrote: This problem is carried over from XP where the views of folders and files within Explorer are not kept correctly. When I look at the Windows folder it shows "Artist Album Genre" etc. as if it were a music folder. Most folders can be modified by going to properties then customize and changing the setting. Windows and some others do not have that option!! I can't figure out how that got this way in the first place... anyway, my guess is a registry fix but I have no idea where... any help out there and how to prevent it in the future?? thanks, Richard -- mkprilliman "The Deathstar is fully operational." Antec Nine Hundred / Core 2 Quad Q6600 / MSI P6N Diamond / CoolerMaster RP Pro 1000 PSU / X-Fi 7.1 / 4x 1GB Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 / 2x MSI NX8600GTS-OC / 150GB Raptor (system) / 2 x 500GB HDD (RAID 0) / 1x 300GB HDD (beta partition) / Venus T4U (1TB capacity) / 1x Dell 2407WFP wrapped by 2x Dell 2001FPs / Logitech Z-5500 speakers |