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Nov 17, 2007

Turn off auto-expanding trees in Windows Explorer

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    • I’m sure some of you have noticed that in Windows Explorer, whenever you click a folder in the left pane, it automatically expands to show all subfolders. If you find this annoying, follow these steps…

    1) close Windows Explorer if it’s running

    2) go Start -> Run, then type “regedit”

    3) Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced

    4) Change the value of “FriendlyTree” to 0

    5) close regedit, and start up Windows Explorer. Auto-expanding menus are now off




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