Windows 10: Is there a way to Group Folders into individual Letters.. A B C etc?

Is there a way to Group Folders into individual Letters.. A B C etc?

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grouping folder and files alphabeticly

hello i was wondering if there is a way to group folders and files alphabeticly where each letter of the alphabet has its one line?

as it is now when i group files and folder they are group 1-9, a-h, i-p and q-z.

i would really like to group them a, b, c.....

 

Any way to disable sorting of icons on individual folders?

There is a way, but it may or may not suit you:

Here is what you can do: Re-name the individual shortcut by adding a number or extra letter to the beginning of the shortcut to reflect your choice of which order you want your shortcuts to be in the folder. The idea is that as all shortcuts can be displayed in alphabetical order the extra letter/number will force Windows to re-order the shortcuts in the way you want them displayed eg: The shortcut you want to be first in your display list would have the letter A or 1 ..... The second shortcut would have the letter B or 2 and so on.

PS: Just re-read your post, and it seems you have tried this, so please ignore this post!

 

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