Windows 10: File Explorer - Save As options help

How do I stop Windows from remembering the last folder I saved to? I don't know how else to ask this but when I click 'Save As' on a web document or a picture in Google Chrome, I don't want the file explorer prompt to open to the last folder I saved a doc or image to. I just want the file explorer prompt to open on This PC every time I do Save as in my browser and apps. How to do this? Would like solution for Windows 10 & Windows 7 if you could. Would I have to edit something in the Registry Editor?

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Internet Explorer saves script as text

Hi,



I understand your concern and will assist you to resolve this issue.



I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if helps.

• Open Internet Explorer.
• Open the web site which you want to save.
• Click on gear icon at the top right corner.
• Select File and click on save as.
• Select the option Webpage, HTML only (*.html,*html) under Save as type and check if it helps.

Keep us posted on this issue so that we can assist you better.

 

File explorer save options view

I just got upgraded to the new File Explorer.
I am a photographer and a collector of images. I have hundreds of folders and subfolders. I know exactly where they are because they are listed alphabetically.
Now with this File Explorer upgrade they are listed by date. I've changed this in View/Options etc and set this to My PC so it displays as it did in Windows Explorer as well as setting the general Order to None.
This gives me the format display I want.
However as soon as I want to save an image it insists on reverting to the date last accessed view. Frequently I want to save an image or file to a folder I haven't accessed in some time. I now have to read every folder date until I get to the one I need. With hundreds of these folders you can imagine it takes me ages.
Is there a way to set this back to the older style or No Order or have Microsoft just made my workflow significantly slower?

Thanks

 

"Save To" file options in Windows 10

Hello Winifred,

You may change the default file type by following these steps:

• Open File Explorer, then right-click on an Adobe Photoshop file.
• Select Properties, then click Change beside
  Opens with.
• Select the default file type of your choice. If the desired option is not on the list, select
  Look for another app on this PC.
• From the list, select your desired option.

Get back to us if you need further help.