Windows 10: can someone explain this please

I set my folder views to a certain view: details, group by type and sort by date modified. Why is it I can hit the apply to all folders button this view, all my folders look the same, I can literally open and close the folder and it has the same view, I can do this everyday for weeks and months on end, it will look the same but sometimes, randomly it will destroy my views; I open and nothing is not grouped, nothing is in details layout and nothing is sorted by date modified. When we have an operating system that is truly dynamic and not static at all, one where the OS does not care at all about the user nor the user settings, how can this be considered a great or useful operating system. How? I RDP every single day into my computers and just randomly it asked me to add the cert to the cache. If I log in every day to that PC via RDP, why is randomly asking me this? How can any one agree with this? I make settings and it should stay that way until I say so, not when microsoft decides.

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Random Restars - > Video Card - > PSU

i try but find no info. itd help if someone explained it.. tbh.

 

Boot Process

Hi,

Please suggest me a link that can explain the boot process step by step of ...

• Windows 7,
• Windows 8.1,
• Windows 10,
• Windows Server 2008 R2 and
• Windows Server 2012 R2

With Regards

InTech

 

DayZ (Mod for ARMA II: OAH) Clubhouse

Thank you both for explaining that, I didn't realize how difficult it was to right click, click, then paste. The error of my ways have been spelled out. Once again, if you guys didn't explain it, I never would have figured out what the point of that post was, simplifying already simple steps, thank you! Now we just have to hope it look erocker a few hours to complete mysteps, that way he had time to read that super easy suggestion, and save sometime, because I don't think he could have completed the steps I listed within a few seconds, and I don't want to hear about how much time he wasted, thats if he even uses IE (because most people on a tech forum love IE).