I am running Windows 7 Ultimate. I am having issues setting views, for instance....If I want things in a list, and choose that it stays however when I go into folder options in control panel the apply to all folders is greyed out.
Got any ideas?
In my old Windows XP I could set the folder view for each folder individually but in Windows 7 it seems that if I change the view in one folder it changes all the folders. I have found that if I access a file by avoiding the libraries (which is a long way round) then I can do it but if I use...
I like my folders/files view to be the "details" view - name, size, date, all that stuff.
I can see how to get to "folder options" to make that happen, but the "apply to all folders" button, which would make this my default, is grayed out so I can't click it. How do I fix this?
Also, in...
Win 7 is doing this differently than Vista did and it has me stumped!
For example in my documents I have the folders set to be viewed at "medium icons" and when I open a subfolder they too show as medium icons. In Vista I had some folders like my company's main folder set to the normal medium...
I remember with Vista the folder views would change on their own at times. I.E. If I set a folder to view as "large icons", it would show "list format" instead when I went back to view it (or other view options).
The same is true if I custom sorted files in a folder. Sometimes after...