Folder have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written below their n


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    Folder have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written bellow their


    For some reason, now all of my folders on file explorer have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written below their name.
    Last edited by Random guy; 04 Jun 2023 at 01:53.
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    Did you change your language from English to Portugal?
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    Try3 said:
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    Denis
    Here it is:

    Folder have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written below their n-hrbzhod.png

    Jacee said:
    Did you change your language from English to Portugal?
    No.
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    I've had a look around but cannot force mine to display that way. I can force mine to display in a similar way if I choose Show libraries [I don't normally use that setting and got there by right-clicking in a blank area of the Navigation pane].
    Folder have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written below their n-library-view-shows-type.png

    What happens if you use the View menu to change the view to Details or List?

    What happens if you work down to the folder concerned through C:\Users\%UserName% instead of, as I think you are currently doing, selecting a Library entry within ThisPC?

    Denis
    Last edited by Try3; 02 Apr 2020 at 13:52.
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    Try3 said:
    I've had a look around but cannot force mine to display that way. I can force mine to display in a similar way if I choose Show libraries [I don't normally use that setting and got there by right-clicking in a blank area of the Navigation pane].
    Folder have "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") written below their n-library-view-shows-type.png

    What happens if you use the View menu to change the view to Details or List?

    What happens if you work down to the folder concerned through C:\Users\%UserName% instead of, as I think you are currently doing, selecting a Library entry within ThisPC?

    Denis
    If I change it to "Details" it still shows "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") below "Type" but I think that was already happening before this. If I change to "List" it looks like before.
    Last edited by Random guy; 02 Apr 2020 at 19:34.
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    Try3 said:
    What happens if you work down to the folder concerned through C:\Users\%UserName% instead of, as I think you are currently doing, selecting a Library entry within ThisPC?
    And this?

    Denis
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    Try3 said:
    And this?

    Denis
    The selected "types" in both locations are "Tiles" and I have this problem in both.
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    If I change it to "Details" it still shows "File folder" ("Pasta de ficheiros") below "Type"
    Yes, it would. You can use the List view if you do not want to see any further detailis.

    The selected "types" in both locations are "Tiles"
    It should be one location - I have merely suggested a different route to showing the same folder.
    Tiles is a view not a type but I imagine that was just a typo anyway.

    Denis
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    Try3 said:
    Yes, it would. You can use the List view if you do not want to see any further detailis.


    It should be one location - I have merely suggested a different route to showing the same folder.
    Tiles is a view not a type but I imagine that was just a typo anyway.

    Denis
    Yes, it's the same location, I mean. Yes, my mistake.

    EDIT: After doing a clean install I'm not having this issue.
    Last edited by Random guy; 07 Apr 2020 at 23:11.
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