d4005
Active member
I notice that if I have a folder being viewed (in the right pane) and in the left pane I scroll down to find another folder, every 10 seconds or so it'll snap back to make sure that the folder currently opened is in view. It means that if you're trying to navigate your way down a long list of folders in the left pane, if you don't reach the folder you're looking for within 10 seconds, it'll auto-scroll back to the open folder and you have to scroll again. It's very annoying.
Same deal with renaming a file via F2 or long-click or right-click-rename. As you're making your changes to the filename every 10 seconds it'll throw away your current changes and go back to the original name while staying in edit-name mode. You really have to get the changes done within 10 seconds or you have to start again. I find myself having to rename things in 10 second chunks. For example, if I want to delete the last 40 characters and then type a new 20 characters - I have to first delete the last 40 then save, then edit a second time and type 10 of the characters then save, then type the last 10 and save. Trying to do it all in one go doesn't work.
The filename editing situation only happens when the drive involved is a remote network mapped drive.
The left pane scroll situation happens regardless of whether it's network mapped or drive C even.
Same deal with renaming a file via F2 or long-click or right-click-rename. As you're making your changes to the filename every 10 seconds it'll throw away your current changes and go back to the original name while staying in edit-name mode. You really have to get the changes done within 10 seconds or you have to start again. I find myself having to rename things in 10 second chunks. For example, if I want to delete the last 40 characters and then type a new 20 characters - I have to first delete the last 40 then save, then edit a second time and type 10 of the characters then save, then type the last 10 and save. Trying to do it all in one go doesn't work.
The filename editing situation only happens when the drive involved is a remote network mapped drive.
The left pane scroll situation happens regardless of whether it's network mapped or drive C even.
- Windows Build/Version
- 11
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Win11
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Manufacturer/Model
- Acer Predator Triton
- CPU
- i7-11800H
- Memory
- 32GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- GeForce RTX™ 3060
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Samsung 43" super widescreen
- Screen Resolution
- 2560x1440
- Hard Drives
- 1TB SSD internal, 2x4TB SSD external
- Keyboard
- Logitech silent thing
- Mouse
- Traditional MS Intellimouse
- Internet Speed
- 120down/50up
- Browser
- Chrome mostly
- Antivirus
- MalwareBytes/Defender