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CJW,
Sorry to hear that.
Not sure why you can. I just can't it to work unless all steps are followed in the tutorial.
Windows Explorer Auto Arrange - Disable
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New #31
OOppsss, my bad. There was another thing I did.
At 1st, the Reset then Disable steps didn't work to my liking; changed my Computer view & I couldn't get it back the way I want it. So, this is what I did:
1. Opened the Reset.reg file in notepad
2. Opened the registry to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell
3. Deleted the Keys Bags & BagMRU
4. Used the Disable registry tweak & now all is fine.
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New #32
CJW,
Ah ok. That's basically almost doing the same as using the Reset....reg file, but the .reg file does a more thorough and proper reset to make sure that nothing might interfere with the disable.....reg.
Thank you for posting back with this. :)
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New #33
Yeah, but the problem I had using the Reset.reg is that it changed 1 thing I couldn't get back.
Normally, when I click Computer from the Orb menu, the drives would look as they are in the attached pic ...
But when I used the Reset.reg, this would be set to List view, sorted by Name & Ascending. The Tile view selection was replaced by Extended Tile view & is not what I wanted.
But I do thank you for the .reg files.
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New #34
CJW,
Strange, that should not happen if step 6 was done before using the disable reg. It should look just like your screenshot above.
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New #35
Thank you for this tutorial. I got one question. Can I disable auto arrange only for one folder? (maybe it is explained here, but I just didn't saw)
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New #39
Hello, neither fix worked for me, even after following the steps very carefully. Any ideas? Not being able to sort files the way I want them to is super annoying and a huge error on Windows 7 part.
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