Size of folders keep changing each time they are opened.

I'm not sure how well this works. But it may be worth a try. Hold down the shift key while sizing the folder with the mouse. It may remember the size on next open. The other possibility is WinSize2 freeware. It remembers window sizes and can resize and position them as soon as they open.

I found a program that has easily solved the problem. It's called "ShellFolderFix" and after I installed it I opened a folder, adjusted the size I wanted it to be, closed the folder and the size stayed as I had wanted. I did this to each folder and when I went back and opened any of these folders they opened exactly as they were when I closed them.

Thanks for the responses to my problem, but I think ShellFolderFix is a quick and simple solution.

By the way, holding down the shift key while sizing a folder with the mouse or holding the Ctrl key while closing a window did not make a difference at all.

By the way, holding down the shift key while sizing a folder with the mouse or holding the Ctrl key while closing a window did not make a difference at all.

It's tough to remember what works in which version of Windows. There are so many changes. I know holding down shift worked in some versions of Windows. But I can't testify exactly which ones. :)

Glad ShellFolderFix worked. :) I'll have to try it out myself. WinSize2 takes more setup. But it's good if you like to position a lot of application windows without using and out and out Grid software.