An overview of the Folder Options available to you, show hidden files, menus and more
Always show the menu bar in Windows Explorer, like in past versions of Windows
Open Each Folder in own Window
When you open a new folder, it will open in it's own window
Change Click Options for Opening Items
Select whether you want to single click or double click to open items
Stop the tooltip from displaying a file or folder size when the mouse hovers over it
Enable Windows Classic Folders
Enable Windows classic folders, from older versions of windows
Remember Each Folders' View Settings
Learn how to make it so each folder remembers it's view settings
Change drive letters of hard driver and other storage mediums installed in the computer
Disable the simple sharing wizard - you'll then be able to use advanced sharing options
View the full direction in the location bar
View hidden files and folders in Windows Explorer
Separate Processes for Each Folder
Open each folder in a separate process
Restore Previous Folder Windows at Logon
Any open folders that were open at the time of a restart, shut down, or logoff, will reopen when you login next
Show Encrypted or Compressed NTFS Files in Color
Choose to show encrypted and compressed NTFS files in color
Show file extensions in Windows Explorer
Disable or Enable ToolTip Popups for Items
Disable tooltip popups that appear when you hover over files and folders in Windows Explorer
Choose to show protected OS files and folders
Use Check Boxes to Select Items
Use checkboxes to select files and folders in Windows Explorer, for those who have trouble selection files with the mouse
