How to display folders in tree view

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WindowsXP View has 5 choices, any other would have to be a 3rd party.
Thumbnails, Tiles, Icons, List and Details. Open Windows Explorer and
click the View tab and try them out.
 
Click the Folders icon or select Explore instead of Open when right
clicking.

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I use "c:\windows\explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\" as a shortcut on my desktop
to bring up Drive C in detail view, folder view. Substitute the final
"c:\" with the drive\[subdirectory] you want for other
drives/subdirectory. You can give it a descriptive name as well -
e.g. "Upper DVD-R Drive F" for the shortcut c:\explorer.exe /n,/e,/f:\

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