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How to set Windows Explorer to open always in fullscreen mode (W7)
Last edited by Rogerfer; 24 Oct 2010 at 11:58.
Last edited by Rogerfer; 24 Oct 2010 at 11:58.
I may be wrong, but I believe this tool from tweaker can restore the positions of the Explorer windows: https://www.sevenforums.com/customiza...ions-size.html
It will most likely restore the maximized state as well. So if you maximize Explorer the first time, it will stay maximized from then on.
For the Windows Explorer, if you you maximize the window and close it, it should remember that and will open maximized next time when you'll open it. Or in the shortcut properties, you can change it to open maximized. And you can hide the taskbar, so it will look like full screen. That's closest I can think of what you want. About IE, you can make it always to be opened in full screen. link Its for IE9, but should work and for IE8.
cheers
Just right click on the Windows explorer icon in the taskbar, then in the jumplist again right click on Windows Explorer. Now click 'Properties" and in the box labelled "Run", click on the dropdown arrow. Select maximized, click Apply, OK.
Ivo, Grimmjow and Bill2. Thank you for your support. But I'm not intent to run it maximized. It's diferent from running in full screen mode. Just try it. When you're running in fullscreen mode, the tittle bar stay autohide. I'm using a full glass theme and I think the system shows itself more clean. Like you can see in the printscreen above. I decided to ask about this possibility because I thought I could change the registry entries to configure this option.
Rogerfer, as I stated, "closest to what you want". I'm not familiar with any registry hacks for windows explorer that will do what you want. My windows explorer with hidden taskbar and in full screen:
maximized with taskbar hidden,
full screen,
not a big difference don't you think? The only one is the top bar that is transparent anyway.
EDIT: With glass
Yes, Grimmjow, you are right. Almost none. Thanks again!
Windows Explorer opens minimized - Microsoft Community
This part helped me:
Step 1:
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Maximize and close it with Shift pressed.
3. Windows Explorer should open maximized.
Greetings everybody--just a quick thank you to JohnnyBeGood--your solution worked where everything else I tried didn't! Thank you, thank you and cheers to SevenForums for a great site