Windows 10: Can´t get size:(gigantic) to work on file explorer

There's a command for the file explorer that let's you type size: (gigantic,small,etc.) to sort files by size.I cannot get it to work on file explorer on windows for me.

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Tweaking WIN10 (2019) File Explorer's file size: filter thresholds. (how can we do this?)

In Windows File Explorer you can type size: into the search box, and it will offer 7 predefined size-ranges empty/tiny/small/medium/large/huge/gigantic

For the longest time "gigantic" was set as >128mb
This was useful, you could quickly find all movie files in a folder tree.

Recently (some 2018/2019 update), Microsoft decided to modernise the definitions of these 7 predefined size-ranges so that:

• Large (128MB - 1GB)
  
• Huge (1GB - 4GB)
  
• Gigantic (> 4GB)
  

... ok that is a more 'modern' definition, but now the size: search function becomes less useful to me. Now my movie files are fragmented between 3 different search results!!

Question:
Does anyone know a registry key which can be used to manipulate the thresholds of the size: search filter in file explorer?

 

How to automatically see the size of folders in the Windows 10 file explorer

Hi Zeljko,



I realize the inconvenience you are experiencing with Windows 10. I will certainly help you.



This issue might occur if there is change in File Explorer settings.



I suggest you to follow the steps below to steps to find the size of the folder containing data in it.

1. Right click on File Explorer where
Folder are present.

2. Then right click on the File Explorer and
View menu.

3. Click on either Content or Details.

4. Check if Size is getting displayed or not.



Please get back to us with an update on finding the folder size, we will be happy to help.



Thank you.

 

How to DEcrease (!) font size and line height in File Explorer?

I would like to decrease (!) the font size, line height and eventually the font family of the font used in File Explorer of Win10.

When I search for "Font change file explorer" in google then users are always directed to

Settings--->Ease of Access--->Display --->Make text bigger

But I don't want a bigger but a smaller text. The slider is already at the left side.

So how else can I make the font size smaller?

By registry hack?

More important is the line height of all files listed "details" view of File explorer.
The spacing between two lines is gigantic. I would like to have 1 or 2 pixel between them to see more file lines to see more files without scrolling.

How can I achieve this?

Thank you
Peter