Windows 7: Video folder takes ages to load in Windows Explorer

Hi, I'm running 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium, SP2, with 12 GB RAM and an i7 980x on an SSD operating drive. On my internal data drive, which is a SATA III, there's one folder that takes for-freakin-ever to open in Windows Explorer. It's a folder of about 50 HD movie clips taken with my home HD camcorder. Each is about 2-5 minutes in length.

When I open the folder, it takes forever to open and display the files. Like 5-10 minutes of the shimmering green bar on top. Under folder options, it's already optimized for videos. I've also had the archiving and indexing options unchecked. So what's the problem here? What can I do? Please let me know. It's very annoying.

under Folder Properties, go to Customize and set it for General Items, and the folder will load instantly.

Folder Template - Change

Hello,
Right click on the folder, select Customize, Optimize this folder for Videos
and place a check in the box , Also apply this template to all subfolders.

That should speed up things.

Perfect!! I changed it to General and it was instant. Thanks Zepher!!

p5bdkw, thanks for the reply, for some reason only General works... you'd think Video would help, but apparently that was the problem...