Automatic Expanding of Subfolders in Windows Explorer

T

Titans Fan

In previous versions of Windows, including Windows 2000
Pro, your subfolders under Local Disk (C:) were
displayed. You didn't have to click the + sign to see
them. In XP Pro, you have to go through two extra clicks:
one on My Computer and another one on Local Disk just to
see the Folders.

Is there some setting that will display the whole Folder
tree automatically without having to do all this clicking?
 
K

Kelly

Hi,

Go to Windows Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/View. Uncheck Display simple
folder view....

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