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How to Automatically Synchronize The Folder Structure In Windows 7 Explorer

Topic:  Windows 7  Product:  Windows 7  Related Articles:  folder structure loudlink   7za archive folder structure   immediately activate websense  

I find Windows Explorer shows a layout with two columns by default. Selecting a folder on the right column does not change the left one, but in order to use conveniently, I want to change the display of the folder structure. So that, the structure in the left column, will be always in sync with the selected folder in the right column. I hope someone can help me.

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Solution

Before the operation
Before the operation

  1. Click the "Start" button and choose "Computer".
    Click the "Start" button and choose "Computer".
  2. Click the "Organize" in the top bar of Windows Explorer and choose "Folder and Search options" from the menu.
    Click the "Organize" in the top bar of Windows Explorer and choose "Folder and Search options" from the menu.
  3. Check "Show all folders" and "Automatically expand to current folder".
    Check "Show all folders" and "Automatically expand to current folder".
  4. Click "OK", and the changes are immediately active and Windows Explorer will from then on automatically synchronize the folder structure in Windows 7 Explorer.
    Click "OK", and the changes are immediately active and Windows Explorer will from then on automatically synchronize the folder structure in Windows 7 Explorer.


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