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Showing posts with label folders. Show all posts

Monday, 11 February 2013

How to make a folder as Image Folder


How to make a folder as Image Folder
Generally we used to save our images/photos in folders other than "My Pictures". In this case our photo folders looks like ordinary folders and its contents are displayed as listing of files. We can change the files by just right-click it and select viewà Thumbnails. By using this method, we have to repeat the same procedure again and again whenever we want to view the same folder. Here I have given some tricks on how to setup any folder as image folder. So that your image folders will always looks in thumbnail format. Enjoy…

Step 1: Right-click on the folder and choose "Properties"

How to make a folder as Image Folder

Step 2: Then one Pop up window will appear. In that select the "Customize" Tab. Here you will find a text "Use this folder type as a template" and in that select "Pictures (best for many files)".

How to make a folder as Image Folder

Step 3: Then select "Also apply this template to all subfolders" which will help you to apply the settings to subfolders as well.

How to make a folder as Image Folder

Step 4: Click OK to save changes.


Monday, 28 January 2013

Tips to recover overwritten files or folders in Windows7


Some times we are wrongly overwritten files or folders without having a backup. While overwriting we lose the previous contents in that file or folder. In normal cases it is not a big issue but for important files it will cause a big trouble.
There are many of recovery software's around the internet to recover the lost data. They are bought by payment, time consuming and there is no guarantee to recover 100% of data. For this I have given some simple tips to recover lost data’s from files or folders using Microsoft Windows in-built function called Volume shadow copy.
This in-built function saves a snapshot of an old file when a file is updated and saved. If a file or folder is created on the system, volume shadow copy creates a back up for that file and creates restore points whenever files or folders are modified at later stages. It also helps in restoring deleted or renamed files and folders.
Tips to recover overwritten files or folders in Windows7

Procedure to recover overwritten files or folders:

1. Navigate to file or folder which desired to restore back.
2. Select the file or folder and make a right click.
3. Choose the Properties option and navigate to Previous Version tab
4. In this Previous Version tab you will be presented with various restore points available for that file or folder. Choose the desired restore point for restoring your file for folder and click restore. You can also click open button to see what you are going to restore.
5. In this procedure the overwritten file will be replaced with old file. If you want to preserve overwritten file along with old file or folder which you want to restore, then you have to click copy button instead of restore button. Once you choose the copy button, it will be prompted to give the location to save the restored file or folder.

Procedure to recover deleted or renamed files

1. To restore deleted or renamed file, you should know where the file or folder was saved.
2. Navigate to that folder which contained the file or folder which you want to recover.
3. Select the folder. Right click. Navigate to previous version tab
4. Double click on folder appearing on previous version tab and navigate to desired  folder or file which you want to restore and drag it your location or desktop