I really don't think that can be done, as it really is opposite of any logical reason.
You could reduce the width of the columns to the left, which will move the last column so it is visible when you open the folder. If you close those columns enough there will be no slide bar at the bottom.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit sp1Intel i5 3570 3.4Ghz Ivy Bridge SKT 1155 quad...G-Skill Rip Jaws 16Gb (8x2) DDR3 -1600 PC3 12...Gigabyte NVIDIA GT610 1Gb DDR3 810/1200 PCI-E...
You actually can create a shortcut to open folder like this.
But you'll need to match one condition: last file in your folder must be never change.
For example:
- Sort files by filename.
- Create empty file, which name start with "Z" - so it will be last in that sorting order (example: "ZSTUB.ZZZ").
Now click anywhere you want and create shortcut for "Explorer.exe" - it's system process, so you can just type this name and don't bother to find file on the system folder.
After that right click on this shortcut, select properties and on shortcut tab change object field.
Replace this:
Code:
%windir%\explorer.exe
to something like this (note a space between "<...>explorer.exe" and "/select,<...>"):
Code:
%windir%\explorer.exe /select,"H:\MyDocs\A Lot of Files Here!\ZSTUB.ZZZ"
Click OK.
Now when you open this shortcut your Explorer always highlight this file, which forces it to scroll to the end.