Folder Views Not Remembered

[thomas.tmc]

Applying Folder Views such as Music Details or All Items to folders
isn't permanent. It changes randomly back to another view. Usually
it's All Items or Pictures and Video.

This happens even when a root folder is set to a view and "Apply to
all sub folders" is selected. All folders change to the correct view, but
eventually they revert. It's not a long process either, usually after a
day or so.

I don't have any customizations on the folders, such as backgrounds
or icons, only the view state.

Is there any current solution for this?

Thanks,
Tom

 

[Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]]

Try this utility:
http://xenomorph.net/?page_id=336

Features:
- Attempt to force Vista to better save folder views.

- Changes the number of Folder views Windows saves.
- Resets the folder views Windows has saved.
- Add/Remove classic Windows 2000 user control panel icon.
- Disable/Enable ATI Catalyst Control Center right click on Desktop.
(only for use if you have an ATI video card and have the Catalyst Control
Center installed).
- Disable/Enable 'SendTo' right-click menu.
- Allows you to adjust and tweak TCP/IP settings.
- Disable/Enable ZipFolders.
- Disable/Enable the Outlook Express/Windows Mail splash screen.
- Put the File menu above the Back/Forward buttons in IE7.
- Remove or Replace the Search box in IE7.
- Disable/Enable User Account Control prompts under Vista.
- Disable/Enable the "- Shortcut" text under Vista.
- Disable/Enable Windows Media Player Explorer context menus.
- Add/Remove "Take Ownership" to right-click menus under Vista.
- Disable/Enable the Documents item on the Classic Start Menu.
- Changes "Delete" to "Search." on Recycle Bin.
- Turn off the annoying full screen "black" UAC prompt.
- Enable Classic Search in Explorer and Internet Explorer.
- Disable/Enable Shutdown Reason dialog under Server 2003.
- Disable/Enable Windows scanning AVI files for thumbnails.
- Remove/Restore hidden ASPNET user that prevents auto login.
- Add "Tweak UI" icon to Control Panel (if installed).