Often, when working with multiple applications or open many files si folders, Windowsul begin to respond to commands very difficult because of high consumption of resources. Usually, freeing up resources by closing some of the applications/files solves to some extent the problem of the system restarting, but in certain cases (especially if the computer has not been closed/restarted for several hours/days) it is required the emergency intervention of a restart (to restart the processes and system services and free the resources from the "hung" processes of some applications that ran between 2 restarts). But what do we do when we have to work with files from several folders, spread randomly on hard-diskand computer starts react slowly and hang increasingly more often?
There Windows an option forces the reopening / restoration of windows Windows Explore (that is, the folders) that were open before the restart. To activate this option, just follow the steps below:
- open a window Windows Explore (Or any folder) And click on Organize (Upper left corner)
- select Folder and search options Menu
- in Folder Options click on the tab View and check the option Restore previous folder windows at logon
- click Applythen OK
Using this simple method, every time you have to restart, all folders opened before this will be restored after logon.
Note: Valid for Vista and 7. XP users will be able to enable this option by accessing My Computer> Tools (in the Menu bar)> Folder Options.
STEALTH SETTINGS – HOW TO RESTORE OPENED EXPLORER WINDOWS ON REBOOT
