View refresh in file explorer


  1. Judith
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    View refresh in file explorer


    In W7 I could refresh the file list after deleting files using the view menu and the refresh option.
    W10 does not remove deleted files from view at once nor does it have a way of doing it manually that I can find.
    I can't believe it no longer exists.
    Thanks
    J
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  3. Judith
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    w 10
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    Solved. Another thread popped up. Use f5 or rt click refresh.
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