The solution is simple to show folder total size in the File-Explorer Status-Bar of the Quad-Explorer Q-Dir You can see File Information in the Microsoft
If necessary, simply switch to lines and squares in the directory tree instead of triangles Especially with new Windows MS OS eg 10 and 8.1 the triangles
The grouping is sometimes a problem there are possibilities in the quad-explorer Q-Dir to get this under control 1.You never need the grouping in the quad
We checked all the details in Windows Explorer, the files in the column not only appear in the footer, but they don't always appear, hovering over them is too imprecise and I don't see all the folders what's inside. Is there a solution?
Isn't it possible to display it this way, in Explorer a column with the number of files in the detail view, function in Windows because of performance reasons or Microsoft that removed?
Search urge to show the number of files in the folder, I would like the folder structure in Windows 10 so that I can see how many files are in the folder, i.e. in a column for all folders, as was possible, unfortunately I find it Attitude, this is very important I would like to save myself time, is there a solution?
I have created many customer folders, some of them are in the respective folders and files, before I now open each folder to count, I wanted to ask that it does not appear faster and how many files are in the folders?
I would like to see the number of elements in a folder as a column in File Explorer, maybe someone can show me how many elements a folder contains recursively, I did not find them in Windows 10, and it does not show anything ?
Is it very easy to set the layout in the Windows Explorer window in the menu so that I always get the number of objects, files and folders in a folder from all subfolders in the details area as columns in the list view, is that possible?
I like to sort, but the contained subfolders never appear and they all appear one below the other, so that I can record the number of files, i.e. the total number of objects in the column or status bar from Windows Explorer, so recursively, have I overlooked something?
