Windows 10: How to create custom folder templates, in case it's possible?

Greetings, everyone.

As the title reads, I'd want to know how to create custom folder templates, in case it's possible. I'm already using the five existing ones so I'd want to have a sixth one.

My case is I have my installed software classified in folders by type of functionality. The thing is most software comes with icons with maximum resolution of 48px so I'd want to create a new template for this situation and apply it recursively to my software folder. COmmon sense tells this should be possible but Microsoft isn't know precisely for applying it so I wonder if this is even possible.

Regards,
Jesús.

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Windows 10 - Creating Customized WIndows Folder Templates

Several years ago, I created a customized template for my music folders in Windows Vista that included 10 columns
(Title / Album Artist / Contributing Artist / Year / Album / # / Genre / Length / Bit Rate / Rating) and applied this template to all my music folders.

When I upgraded first to Windows 8.1 and then WIndows 10, these columns stayed as I wanted them to be.

However, in mid September 2016, over half of my music folders (I have over 7000 of them) reverted to a 4 column template
(# / Title / Contributing Artist / Album).

The lead folders all show my original template, but despite selecting "the apply to all subfolders checkbox", the reverted folders still display on the 4 columns.

I have checked several videos online, but none of them tell me how to create a new folder template.

 

Update 1607 results in copy faults

Please check and review this link on how to customize page templates for OneNote.

Regards.