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Well it doesn't work for me but I didn't want to add fuel to the fire. That said, I followed the step by step (though Windows 7 itself doesn't have the option to remember folder views at all), rebooted and then I:
1. Set my documents folder to a certain size and icon view.
2. Set my downloads folder to a different size and icon view.
3. Closed both folders.
4. Opened them back up.
They're both the same exact size. So either I didn't follow instructions (always a possibility) or we're not all on the same page in regards to what the problem is.
Well that's probably an improvement over what it was. I spent a week on Windows 7 and it seemed as if nothing remembered its size or position. Considering I use quad monitors it was like playing a slot machine every time I launched an application.
This Firefox window opens on... monitor 4! Outlook opens on monitor 1! I know that seems like a minor complaint but it was seriously driving me batty. I've spent the better part of two decades meticulously setting up my workspace and it's really inefficient to have to learn to reset it over and over and over all day.
This is especially true for my project folders. Each folder has a photo folder set to large icon view, a web folder set to details, a project resources folder set to content, etc. On my Mac they all open up adjacent to one another as so I can properly see all relevant client documents at once in their ideal views (and all on the same monitor). This workflow was simply impossible on Windows 7.