Summary: I recently formatted and reinstalled winme on my sisters hp pavilion. Not sure if this problem is new or if something happened during install. When sh...
Summary: I am running windows ME and I have an icon set up to launch my windows explorer showing C: drive. Is there a switch that can be used to make the fold...
Summary: Using Windows Me, in windows explorer when I select the folders view button in the toolbar the pane for the folders is just a big gray box. I can't ge...
Summary: Hi, can anyone tell me how to change the default folder view from within any Windows program? I know how to change it in WinExplorer, but when I'm in ...
Summary: Go to Tools/Folder options/View and then tick 'Remember my folder view options'. You can also go to Control Panel/Folder Options. This way you can hav...
Summary: My windows explorer won't show me the folders view. It is just a solid box with an x to close it. I have tried to fix it by going to view options. I...
Summary: Any one know how to change the view for all folders to see details? I can change one folder view at a time to details and it remembers it for that fol...
Summary: My folders are not remebering their view settings. The icon arrangements and view keep changing. I like my icons to be set in alphabetical order with ...
Summary: On occasion, when i open certain explorer folders, all my view setting have changed, this is not just limited to thumbnail views, but details turn to ...
Summary: Go to the folder - C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs - and see if you can view the missing folders them there. See if there are Hidden files. Other then ...
Summary: Excellent! Thanks for the quick response. I had just done the 'repair ie' option and found that the folder view now worked again. Guess it's down the ...
Summary: Hi, Iv'e had this problem before folders view settings will not stay, ie: view as list or thumbnails ect, also view maximized than re-open and it's mi...
Summary: Windows explorer does not explore. Left pane empty, all folders show only in right pane. If I click the little cross at top of left pane, it goes away...
Summary: Suncoach, Maybe, on the toolbar, while in that folder, View, and click Thumbnails. Or right-click inside that folder and go view > click Thumbnails. I...
Summary: Hi! This is a problem that has developed only a few days ago. I noticed, for no apparent reason, that the pictures in My Pictures were not displayed ...
Summary: I have further discovered that the slowness only occurs if you (a) use the two-pane view in Explorer and (b) start from a "Network Place". If you exp...
Summary: And also - if I choose "Thumbnails" as the type of folder view - jpg gif and bmp don't show the image - they show the icon for the type of file they a...
Summary: 1st of would someone be kind enough to look over my hijack this log and let me know if anything needs or can be altered. If so let me know so I can po...
Summary: Hi everyone that is reading this, i have a question on a folder issue. well, i have a specifc folder at which i hold about 300 mp3's, and which has a...
Summary: Hi all, I seem to be having a problem with my view settings, remember folders view doesn't want to work. Yes it is checked in the folder options box....
Summary: Open a folder then select TOOLS - FOLDER OPTIONS - VIEW - put a check in the box next to REMEMBER EACH FOLDERS VIEW SETTINGS - APPLY - OK. At least th...
Summary: ED,Try customizing folder.(view,toolbars,customize). Also,you can set a box to save folder views.Go to tools,folder options,view,and check the box tha...
Summary: What happens when you "select all" then choose delete? You say in there some where.. What do you mean? cant you see them? how do you know three were d...
Summary: Maybe you should learn to spell. I am not gonna continue because cursing is irrelevant. It is a known fact that Norton uses more system resources than...
Summary: I am running Me, IE6.0.2800 with 128-bit security, McAfee Virus Scan, Adobe 5, connected by ethernet through a 4 port router as a firewall(the only co...
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