Active Oldest Votes. This seemed to work best for me: Open My Documents folder, Select View - Details Either A move Date column to the far left or B right click on date column, select "More" and move Date to the very top Move Up button Click on Date to sort by most recent Select View - Options Select View tab, Apply to all folders This will always sort folders for that document type by date since it is the first column and saved as default view.
Improve this answer. Jim Jim 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. Only solution here that works for me Windows 7 — Stenemo. JW 5, 3 3 gold badges 23 23 silver badges 43 43 bronze badges. This might have to be renewed from time to time, because Windows has a short memory. I know he's technically right, but it's just a little abnormal to ask a to my opinion very very simple question and answer it within 2 minutes. Ivo: Happens all the time when you're "stuck" and then figure something out, in my experience.
Show 4 more comments. Gopher Baroque Gopher Baroque 51 2 2 bronze badges. This will sort all folders and files in same Order.
Now all of the files and folders are sorted in the same way. Ajith Singh Ajith Singh 21 3 3 bronze badges. Archived Forums. Windows 7 User Interface.
Sign in to vote. Wednesday, June 24, PM. Thursday, June 25, PM. At the top right of the window's tool bar, should be innermost icon, is the change your view. Go to your pictures library or folder and try it. Change the view to please your needs. Hi Nano Warp Thanks for responding. As I can see this only switch between different views of the file names Details, List, Tiles, Content etc.
This will not change the sorting of the file names. Somebody with other suggestions? Thursday, June 25, AM. The Libraries are a new feature for quick access. Try that.
Does that help? This is what is known as "intuitive filename sorting", as opposed to literal. But I could not find anything. Thank you for the knowledge. It should be easier than this or the code writers can only work with literal sorting.
The default order for those files would be abc1, abc4, abc8, abc and abc The reason behind this is that Windows XP considers the numbers to be just that which means that is a larger number than 4 or 8.
The logical way of sorting files would be in my opinion to see numerals in those filenames as individual characters as well.
This would sort the file names in a natural way like shown above. Windows has this default sort order and it is possible to enable it in Windows XP as well. The setting can be edited as usual in the Windows Registry.
Open the Registry editor by pressing Windows and R at the same time. This opens the run box of the system. Type regedit and tap on the enter key afterwards. If you do, accept it. Name the new key NoStrCmpLogical.
Double-click the key afterwards and changes its value to 1. This changes the default sort order to the Windows way. If you want to go back to the XP way of sorting files and folders in Windows explorer change it to 0 or delete the key. Windows abc1, abc, abc4, abc, abc8 Windows XP: abc1, abc4, abc8, abc, abc Please note that you need to restart explorer. Not to my knowledge, how do i make sure? I have successfully tried all of the 3 methods above, and none of them made any changes.
Cmd scan did not give me a single error. Did you ever find a fix for this? I'm having the same problem but now have the latest Windows 10 anniversary edition bang up to date Per the earlier reply, File Explorer View options do not apply to Search-ms files so resetting them does not help. Has your soft team managed to find a way to fix it, or at least suggest a technique to fixing it?
I've managed to eliminate almost all other issues with W10 I had, but this one is the most persistent. I've had this problem ever since upgrading from W8.
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