Solved Windows 11 doesn't show file explorer side-by-side option


bcosner2000

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I've tried to find an answer to this question, but I can't find it. For many Windows versions, it was an easy thing to sort two (or more) 'open' file explorer windows and have them show as side-by-side. (there was also a 'stacked' and 'cascading' option). This was accomplished by right-clicking the Taskbar (see picture - sorry for the fuzziness).
- Does anyone know how to do this in Windows 11?

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    Windows 11
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    Dell Optiplex
Does anyone know how to do this in Windows 11?
Those features are gone, but, this might be helpful...

 

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Thank you. Yeah - I've been investigating the Snap function (particularly the 'hover over the maximize button' and then choosing the correct 'side' I want to view the open dialog panes. Question: "Is this really supposed to be more simple than the older 'side-by-side' windows function?" <Sheesh>!
 

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  • OS
    Windows 11
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    Dell Optiplex
install Nilesoft Shell
Home - Shell

right click on taskbar and select what you want - stacked or side by side
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    Windows 11 Pro
Dacrone: This sounds interesting (even saw a youtube.com vid on it). However - is it safe? Windows Defender flags it as a 'Trojan' and then deletes the download. I have seen similar false positives in the past. But, I'd like to be sure. Any thoughts by our 'team' out there?
 

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    Windows 11
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    Dell Optiplex
yeah its safe. i've been running it on my system for a while now. defender flags a lot of stuff, but i can assure you with through testing with webroot and bitdefender, its ok
 

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