Modify the way folders are viewed, how to change the way folders are viewed, all of them.

1. How to modify the folder view mode only affects the current folder and its subfolders.

I studied this problem, and it doesn't seem to work, it can only be applied to all files. Cannot be applied to the specified folder.

2. What does "Reset All Folders" mean in the tool.

It is to restore the viewing method of all folders to the default state of the system!

3, What does "remember the view settings for each folder" mean.

Each folder can be set with its own icons. Tick this box and you'll have the settings for a folder. Your settings are recalled the next time you start the system. It is generally hooked.

Just modify it in the review.

1. Choose a disk to open and set the icon to a big icon.

2. Select the "Tools" >"Folder options"

3. Select the "View" >"Apply to a folder" > "Applications"That's it.

Open a folder first, then set the viewing method you want, and then select "Tools" - Folder Options - View - Apply to all folders. The other folders are opened the way you are currently set.

My Computer - Select "Tools" - Folder Options - View - Apply to All Folders in the menu.

For the convenience of work, many times I use different viewing methods, such as the folder where the document is stored, and it is easy to get information such as file size and modification date with "Details"; The folder where ** is stored, use the "thumbnail" view method to make it easy to find**.

However, after using the system for a period of time, when you accidentally open a folder, you find that the original viewing method of the folder has inexplicably changed to a different viewing method. So I changed it back, and the next time I entered, I found that it had become a different way to view.

After looking for a long time, I found out that this is actually caused by the design of Windows. By default, Windows records the settings for 400 different folders, including 200 local folders and 200 network folders. Once this limit is exceeded, the old folder settings will be overwritten by the new one, and then open the old folder, and Windows will apply the most recently recorded folder settings to this folder.

That's why the way many folders are viewed changes inexplicably.

Here's how to fix it:

This can be avoided by modifying the registry to increase the value of this default parameter.

Open the registry (pay attention to the backup), locate the primary key of "hkey current user software Microsoft Windows shellnoroam", and delete the two primary keys of "bagmru" and "bags" under it. Then create a new DWORD key named "bagmru size" under the two primary keys of "hkey current user software Microsoft Windows shellnoroam" and "hkey current user software Microsoft Windows shell" respectively, and set their values to "8000" (decimal) or greater. Just log out of the registry.

Note: Actually, it's just a matter of persistence, as long as you set it a few more times, it will change back to the original setting, on the other hand, if you don't change the viewing method often, it will reduce the occurrence of this kind of thing. Also, try not to mix the files together, and the contents of the folder should be sorted out frequently and placed in a standardized manner.

For example, if you have put ** in a folder before, then you will empty ** in the future, and then put the document, and when you open it, it will still be viewed as a thumbnail by default.