Windows 10: specific folder attributes within monitors using win10?

hey i would like to specify an exact location within my monitors for specific windows to always load within. Ex, spotify will load top left of monitor 2, while excel loads bottom left monitor 2, Bitsum will load bottom right of monitor 1, outlook loads fullscreen monitor 3...


how do i set this and make it a permanent thing until i choose otherwise?


idk create a home for the apps, keep them in order better, & help me? which may not b possible

i would like to use Windows 10 OS for this. I feel like i could hunt down a 3rd-party, but it seems like a feature Win10 might have and i am just unaware of.​

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e[/COLOR][COLOR=rgba161, 29, 122, 1]dit: Yo also what did you do to cortana. i felt like when Win10 was released cortana could do all sorts of things like open programs, and sleep the computer. now shes actually useless, constantly chiming in when no one said a word, never answering when i say hello, and can not even change the song on spotify. but it can set a reminder on microsoft outlook! And if you sync your device up, plug it into thecomputer, turn on thesame wifi, andmake sure its unlocked also be sure allll the share settings never are adjusted! but adjust them ! you can call people from the desktop?! every time i come home.

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Folder Attribution

Hello Kaushik,

The tutorial below can give you specific details on how to remove the "Read-only" attribute of files and folders in Windows 10.

Set or Unset Read-only Attribute of Files and Folders in Windows 10

If you need to do this often, then the tutorial below can show you how to add an "Attributes" context menu to files and folders to make this easier to do as needed.

Add Attributes context menu in Windows 10

 

Windows 10 search for a specific folder name and file name

Carlos: Thanks for your reply. What you suggest is what I have been doing. I search for folders with a specific name and get a list. Then I have to search each folder for a specific file. So it's a two step search and that's what I was trying to avoid.

I assume there are applications out there that allow for an "AND" search in Windows. I'll try that approach.

Thanks, again.

 

Folder and file attributes

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft community.

To view or to remove the Read-only or the System attributes of folders.

Warning: If you remove the Read-only or System attribute from a folder, it may appear as a ordinary folder and some customizations may be lost. For example, Windows customizes the Fonts folder and provides a special folder
view that permits you to hide variations, such as bold and italic. It also permits you to change the folder's view settings in ways that are specific to fonts. If you remove the Read-only and System attributes of the Fonts folder, these customized view settings
are not available. For folders that you have customized by using the Customize tab of the folder's
Properties dialog box, the folder icon and other customizations may be lost when you remove the Read-only attribute.

If a program cannot save files to a folder with the Read-only attribute, such as My Documents, change the Read-only attribute to System by using the Attrib command at a command prompt.

Press Windows key + X and click
Command Prompt (Admin)

To remove the Read-only attribute and to set the System attribute, use the following command:

attrib -r +s drive:\<path>\<foldername>

For example, to remove the Read-only attribute and to set the System attribute for the C:\Test folder, use the following command:

attrib -r +s c:\test

Be aware that some programs may not operate correctly with folders for which the System attribute and the Read-only attribute are set. Therefore, use the following command to remove these attributes:

attrib -r -s c:\test

Hope this will be helpful.

If you still have further queries.

Pease reply us and we will be happy to help you.