How to cancel Windows Chinese auto arrangement?

1. After opening the folder, click the drop-down triangle on the right side of the "Change Your View" button at the top right, select "Details", and select "Name, Size, Type" in the "Name, Size, Type" that appears. and so on, right-click and select "Creation Date" on the pop-up menu.

2. Click on the "Creation Date" that appears, and the folders and files will be arranged in chronological order. Folders and files are arranged separately. Folders are on top and files are below.

I don't know if this solves your problem, the folder will remember your actions. If you want to automatically arrange folders and files according to the creation time, do the following: click "View" on the folder menu, select "Sort by", select "More", in the pop-up dialog box, drop down, find "Creation Date", tick in front, and click OK.

At the same time, you can choose to arrange them in reverse order or in order, as you like.

1. Click on the folder.

Place the cursor in the blank space of the page where the folder is located, click the right-click to appear the drop-down menu, click the view arrangement icon, and the file arrangement options will appear, such as: by name, by size, by modification time, auto-arrangement, etc., as long as you select a non-automatic arrangement option and click to change it.

2. If you want to change to other arrangement, it is the same operation as above, and the last step can be clicked in whichever way.

Right-click on the folder in the margin—Arrange (I can't remember if it's not arranged, there's a similar option anyway)—Automatically sort and remove the hook.

Right-click the desktop arrange icon, and then cancel the automatic arrangement.

Well, the location of the file is fixed and you can't move it at will!!

There's no way to change that!!

If it really doesn't work, just change back to VV!

When something comes in, specify the path, and folder.

1.Run the attached registry file.

2.Open any folder.

3.Turn the icon into a medium icon.

4.Empty space, right-click View to cancel "Snap to Grid" and "Auto-Arrange" (try dragging it at will).

5.In the toolbar of the folder, select the tool View option Apply to Folder 6Close the folder and open the folder again.

7.You'll find that you can drag and drop the folder without the system automatically arranging it, and the problem is fixed (if it doesn't work, restart your computer).

Step 1: Right-click on the desktop (you can also drag and drop the folder of files) and select "View";

Step 2: After that, check off "Auto-Arrange Icons" and "Snap to Grid".

Step 3: According to the actual needs, feel free to drag and drop to the corresponding position.

If you don't want to line up in the future:

Step 4: Click "My Computer" on the desktop to enter the My Computer Settings interface.

Step 6: Click "Apply to All Folders" under "View", and the icons will be automatically arranged in the order you set.

Hover the cursor over an empty space, right-click - View - remove the checkmark in front of the auto-arrange icon.

1.Run the attached registry file.

2.Open any folder.

3.Turn the icon into a medium icon.

4.Empty space, right-click View to cancel "Snap to Grid" and "Auto-Arrange" (try dragging it at will).

5.In the toolbar of the folder, select the tool View option Apply to Folder 6Close the folder and open the folder again.

7.You will find that you can drag the files folder at will without the system automatically arranging it, and the problem is solved.

8.If that doesn't work, restart your computer.

In the Control Panel, disable Auto-Arrangement.

Then in the second item "View" in the "Folder Properties" of the "Control Panel", click "In all folders of the app!!

Maybe what I said is not quite the same as your operating system, because I use the English version of XP, sorry haha!!

You open my computer in front of the hard disk deck, right-click on the blank space, and turn off the automatic arrangement.

Just finished installing win

Preview, but I open the system and find that there is nothing on the desktop, the icons are gone, so what should we do? Let's share with you how I added the desktop icon.

We right-click on the blank space of the desktop, and in the menu options that pop up we select "Personalization".

In "Personalization" we can see on the left side that we can see "Change desktop icon" and we double-click on it.

We can see the icons that we can display on the desktop under "Desktop icons". We can choose according to our needs.

For example, I now want to show "Computer" on the desktop, we directly tick "Computer" and then click "Apply".

When we go back to the desktop again, do we see the "This computer" icon, which is our "computer".

With just these few steps, we've added the desktop icons and we've succeeded. Let's try it.,It's very simple.,In fact, it's the same as win7 and win8.。

Right-clicking in a folder does not have "Auto-Arrange" and "Snap to Grid". On the desktop, right-click "Auto-Arrange" and "Snap to Grid".

1.Windows 7 folders are indeed canceled for design reasons such as "auto-arrange" and "snap to grid", and the reason is to save the resources consumed by the custom view to remember the unknown.

2.Windows 7 has a lot of sorting rules by default, right-click on the folder, sort by, the basic ones are name, date modified, type, size, and then there are "more" options.

No, there are arrangements by name, size, time, etc.

2. For the view of win7, you can click the "View" button in the upper right corner of the folder and select the corresponding alignment by yourself.

Win7 only the desktop can cancel the automatic arrangement, there is no such function in folders. Reason. It may be that the win7 designer's brain is in water.

Look at the top right corner of the dialog, the Help button next to the Layout button, and the Change Your View button, and click a few more times to see if you don't have the arrangement you want.

No, there are arrangements by name, size, time, etc.

1. Win7 system does not have this function in folders, Windows Vista has this function. The following diagram shows the features in Vista:

2. For the view of win7, you can click the "View" button in the upper right corner of the folder and select the corresponding alignment by yourself.

Go to the file options and go to Settings.

Right-click on an empty space and click View - Type. The default is the name. After changing to the type, you can do it, and the size is OK. But it will be sorted from the new one immediately, and then you won't be sorted every time you change it.

Align the icon to the grid to remove, see the image below, and remove the tick in the red box on the **.

Cancel below.

Align the icon to the grid, and auto-arrange the icon (cancel).

The sorting method can be changed to what you need, and the above is changed to automatic sorting.

It seems that I saw a 360 desktop assistant, which should be its problem.

Turn it off and try.

Change the right-click sorting method.

The sort is yes.

Otherwise, there is no one order to sort them.

There should be (order) by now:

Name (starting from a to ending with z, ending with 1 to 9, pinyin according to the first pinyin of the first character, if the first one is equal to the first pinyin of the second character given to the second character, and so on), size (from small to large), modification time and creation time (from old to new).

If you want to sort in your own order (name sorting).

You can try adding a, b, and z in front of the file

If you want to pin, add a in front of the file (folder) name, and if you want to put it last, add z in front of the file (folder) name, and if it is after the top (2 categories), add b in front of it

You can also use the creation time (modification time) according to the creation time.

Right-click, then find the sort by (o), and select it.