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This article will explain in detail how Vista Explorer uses name grouping to filter folders. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

The method is as follows

1. Start the Windows Vista operating system as shown in the figure. Click the "start" button on the taskbar and select the "all programs → attachments → Windows Explorer" item.

2. Call out the Explorer program window as shown in the figure. Select the computer → local disk (C:) folder and check the organize → layout → menu bar check box.

3. Call out the "Explorer" user menu bar, as shown in the figure. Click the View icon, and the next step is to group and filter folders by name.

4. Pop-up drop-down menu options as shown in the figure. Click the "sort by" icon to the right arrow, pop-up submenu, select "name", "increment" item.

Click the "grouping" icon to the right arrow, as shown in the figure. Lets you group items in this view by column, and select the name item on the pop-up submenu.

6. As shown in the figure, complete the operation of the resource manager to filter folders by name grouping. This is the end of this example. I hope it will give you some inspiration.

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