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Yep, I know this is a W7 forum, but I'm wondering if anyone here has a similar problem to me and found a workaround.
Thing is, I use W7 on four computers (very happily) but I also have a fairly new (gifted) laptop that runs W10. I've tried repeatedly to get to grips with the OS system but the folder layout drives me to distraction. Has anyone run across a tweak that makes the appearance of folders more like W7?
PS: I've only just discovered the way to create a shadowed folder edge, which helps with my white display, but the ribbon elements are a real PIA
Thing is, I use W7 on four computers (very happily) but I also have a fairly new (gifted) laptop that runs W10. I've tried repeatedly to get to grips with the OS system but the folder layout drives me to distraction. Has anyone run across a tweak that makes the appearance of folders more like W7?
PS: I've only just discovered the way to create a shadowed folder edge, which helps with my white display, but the ribbon elements are a real PIA
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Win7 Ultimate SP1Intel Core i5 9400 Coffee Lake 14nm16G DDR4NVidia GeForce GTX 960
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