Hi,
I have recently resurrected a Dell E6400 that originally came with a 160 GB HD and Vista Business installed. Recently I cloned the HD onto a 500GB HD so it could be partitioned for a Linux Mint install and dual boot configuration.
Vista works fine except that it no longer saves folder size settings. By that I mean when I open a folder it displays in some seemingly default size. When I am moving files around, I normally open two folders on the desktop, one from and one too. I move the margins so that each takes up exactly half of the screen vertically.
However when I close them and reopen them, they display in the default size and somewhat overlapped.
I understand that this can be corrected by changing the BagMRU Size which is currently 20000. Can anyone suggest the best value for this setting to correct this. I do not have problem editing the registry. I could try various values but don't want to risk screwing things up.
Thanks in advance,
Peter B.
I have recently resurrected a Dell E6400 that originally came with a 160 GB HD and Vista Business installed. Recently I cloned the HD onto a 500GB HD so it could be partitioned for a Linux Mint install and dual boot configuration.
Vista works fine except that it no longer saves folder size settings. By that I mean when I open a folder it displays in some seemingly default size. When I am moving files around, I normally open two folders on the desktop, one from and one too. I move the margins so that each takes up exactly half of the screen vertically.
However when I close them and reopen them, they display in the default size and somewhat overlapped.
I understand that this can be corrected by changing the BagMRU Size which is currently 20000. Can anyone suggest the best value for this setting to correct this. I do not have problem editing the registry. I could try various values but don't want to risk screwing things up.
Thanks in advance,

Peter B.