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Click More at the bottom of the list to see the full list of attributes you can choose from, arrange the order shown across the screen (Move Up moves the column closer to the left Move Down moves it to the right), and adjust the column widths (all optional).

Yours will likely look different to this example, which is set for what I was testing with Music. You can click on any (except Name) to show or hide them (if already selected, clicking will deselect them if not selected, clicking will select them).

The current attributes for the template are checked.

Right-click anywhere in this column header area.

At the top of the right panel are column headers, named with file attributes (e.g.

Change the Explorer view to Details-click the View tab, then click Details in the Layout group.

Part 2: Set up the attributes you want to see in Detail view

Check the Also apply this template to all subfoldersВ checkbox.

Select one of the drop-down options for Optimize folder for.

Right-click on the folderвЂ™s name in the left panel, and select Properties.

In this example, IвЂ™ll use a folder containing music subfolders and files.

Open Windows Explorer and go to a folder that contains files of the type you want to amend.

Part 1: Pick the template suitable for the types of files Hopefully they will help others who are equally frustrated by this.

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It took some Google sleuthing and trial and error based on some of the clues I found before I could test and then document these steps. Unfortunately, this is NOT an intuitive process and requires going into two places-one to set it up how you want, then another to save it to that вЂtemplateвЂ™. Changing the attributes one folder at a time is NOT what you want to do!Д«ut if you change the underlying templateвЂ™s attributes, you can then apply that template to a high-level folder containing files with that type of content, and the changes you make cascade to all subfolders and to other folders that have the same template applied to them. So when Microsoft stuffs up the attributes displayed, this can anger these users because they likely have many thousands of files in many hundreds or thousands of folders that get reset to the default values. These people work with their files every day and need to see at a glance the attributes that interest them.

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But for some people the attributes shown in Explorer are hugely important-for example, photographers or anyone who needs to curate their photos musicians or those who have an extensive music collection on their computers movie buffs with thousands of videos etc. Many others have no idea that these attributes shown can be changed, or have no need to change them.

For most people, this is of no consequence and they can live with the default settings, or perhaps change them every so often if they want to see other attributes. This one has Videos set as the template-its Details view has similar attribute columns, with the addition of the length of the videos in hours, minutes, and seconds. The template used dictates what attribute columns you see in Details view in Explorer ( View > Details).Д«elow is a folder with Documents set as the template-in Details view you can see that the file name, date modified, file type, and file size attributes are shown. If Windows detects that all the files are image files or music files or document files, it might default to the attributes of those templates instead. What am I talking about? Well, when you create a new folder in Explorer and add files to it, by default the attributes shown for that folder and its files in the Details view use the General Items template (you can see the template used by right-clicking on a folder, selecting Properties, and checking what is set on the Customize tab under Optimize this folder for). Microsoft rarely calls these templates, but thatвЂ™s what they behave like, so IвЂ™ll call them templates here.

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No, this post is on how to change the displayed attributes for a file type template and thus ALL files/folders that use that template. This post is not about changing the file attributes displayed for one or two files/folders-there are plenty of other sites that will tell you how to that.

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A recent major Windows update on my PC totally screwed with the settings I had for folder/file views in Windows Explorer (which IвЂ™ll call Explorer in this post).