Browsing the Windows File Explorer you might have see check boxes next to the files and folders icons, and if you’re on a desktop environment you might not necessarily want the check boxes appearing. The check boxes
come in handy if you’re on a tablet or a phone but when you’re on a computer or a laptop with access to a mouse and quick shortcuts the check boxes become more of an annoying then a helpful option.
Example of what you might see
come in handy if you’re on a tablet or a phone but when you’re on a computer or a laptop with access to a mouse and quick shortcuts the check boxes become more of an annoying then a helpful option.
Example of what you might see
Two ways to enable or disable the check boxes
Method 1
- Open Windows File Explorer
- Click the “View” tab
- Select Large Icons (large icon for better visibility)
- Uncheck the “Item check boxes” to disable the check boxes that appear next to the files and folders.
Method 2
Using folder "options" to enable or disable the check boxes
- Windows File Explorer
- Click the “Options” icon and select “Change folder and search options”. The “Change folder and search option” can also be accessed through the File menu.
- click the “View” tab
- scroll through the options and find “Use check boxes to select items”. If there's a check box, uncheck the checkbox and on the other hand your interested having the check box place a check mark in the check box.
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