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    • gjacobseG
      gjacobse
      last edited by

      File Explorer generally will 'actively' refresh the file list when you copy or create a new file in a directory.

      However, I have a computer that you have to use the F5 or Right click Refresh in order to list updates of a new file.

      I found one solution to be to default the Windows Themes, but that didn't work:

      Right click on desktop 
      Click Personalize 
      Click Themes
      Click Change desktop icons 
      Restore default & OK
      

      Has anyone else encountered this refresh issue with File Explorer? If so, how did you correct the issue.

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      • dbeatoD
        dbeato @gjacobse
        last edited by

        @gjacobse said in Windows File Explorer Refresh Issue:

        ion to be to default the Windows Themes, but that didn't work:

        I have this issue with an HDD on WIndows 10 on an old computer. I fixed this with an SSD 🙂

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        • gjacobseG
          gjacobse
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          Nicely done @dbeato

          In this case, I may have resolved the issue. I created a new folder in the \server\share\path and Windows File Explorer showed it created fine. But, there was one folder that didn't show.

          I renamed it and it appeared in the list, renamed it back, and it was still there. So - Could have been a folder UID issue? or something. But AORN - it's resolved.

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