Windows 10: All my File Explorer folders are under Desktop in folder tree view

All posted solutions for this problem that I can find on this forum have failed to resolve the issue that my Desktop folder in File Explorer appears twice. The Desktop folder appears where it normally should be, but also in a second appearance as the parent of all folders on this computer.None of the following solutions I found on this forum have worked for me: 1 Check Show Libraries; 2 Uncheck Show All Folders; 3 Return to Default View. I am not using Quick Access. It may be a clue that my Default view shows only the DVD drive and the Network, but nothing else. It may or may not be rele

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how to view sub folder

So you do not want to see a folder but a folder tree. I am not aware of a ready-made solution but can offer these suggestions:

• Use the method shown here. It requires you to type a command in File Explorer,
  then generates a text file showing the complete tree for the current folder.
• Expand on the above method by modifying the registry so that you get a "Tree" item in the right-click context menu of the folder.
• Use a search engine to locate pages that contain the keywords Windows folder tree.

 

how to display entire tree in windows 10 file explorer folder pane WHEN THERE IS NO NUMBER KEYPAD

Hi Ali,

The navigation pane in File Explorer may not be set to show all folders and libraries that's why it doesn't show the entire tree when you expand it. It also possible that some files, folder, and drives may also be hidden that's why you're unable to see it
when you expand a specific folder. To address this issue, please follow these steps:

1. Open File Explorer.
2. Click View from the Main Menu.
3. Click Options > Change folder and search options.
4. Click the View tab, then under Advanced settings list, tick or check the following items:
   • Files and Folders > Hidden files and folders
     • Show hidden files, folders, or drives.
   • Navigation pane
     • Expand to open folder
     • Show all folders
     • Show libraries
5. Click Apply, then OK.
6. Close and relaunch the File Explorer and see if the entire folder pane tree will show when you expand it.

If you have additional questions, or if the issue persists after the performing the steps above, please let me know by replying to this thread. This way, I'll get notified and respond back to you as soon as I can.

Regards.

 

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Some suggestions