"DESCRIPTION 1"="The Windows explorer, by default, keeps track of the view settings of each folder you have viewed."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="Even if you choosen not to remember each folders view settings, it will still keep some information about the view settings."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="If the Explorer crashes, it can happen that these folder view settings become unusable or corrupt. For example, you might end up with a File column in the details view that is 10.000 pixels in width so you can no longer see the other columns."
"DESCRIPTION 4"="When this happens, you can use this command as a last resort. It will simply reset *ALL* folder view settings to the Windows default, so you are able to see the other columns again."
"DESCRIPTION 5"="However, please keep in mind that it will reset *ALL* folder view settings. For example, if you choosen different view settings for 100 folders, and only one is corrupt, using this command will reset also the other 100 folders."
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