Windows 10: is there a way to save my folders so that they each open at a certain size window and...

i have 5 different folders on my desktop, but I want them to open in different areas and the windows to be different sizes. why do i have to resize each one every time i open it?

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Automatically size and position certain windows


Hi,

I'm running Windows 10 pro x64.

I have an UHD monitor and would really like it if there was a way or application to set up certain windows to be a specific place on the screen and a specific size when they open.

For example, each time I want to save or load any file a small dialogue box appears which I need to resize to the screen height. I do actually need the dialogue box to be that size.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,

 

Windows Folder SiZE ???

64 bit has larger folder sizes than 32 bit.

You will have system restore, page file, and a 4GB hibernate file since you have 4GB of ram.

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Change in folder size after enabling Bitlocker

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

We understand you concern related to the size of the folder displayed. Try these steps to narrow down the issue:

1. Disable bitlocker
   and then check the folder size.
2. We would also suggest you to open the folder and select all files and see the size of the contents.

Let us know if the size of the contents matches the folder size. If you see a difference, then the folder might be showing incorrect size.

Kindly reply us with the requested information to assist you better.



Awaiting for your response.



Amit Sunar

Microsoft Community – Moderator