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file placement
About this tag
The tag file placement on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about where files appear when copied, pasted, or installed in Windows. A common issue involves multi-monitor setups in Windows 11, where pasted files always land on the primary monitor; a workaround using CTRL+SHIFT during paste forces placement on the active monitor. Other topics include whether installing games on the OS drive is advisable and how to arrange files on the fastest part of a drive using defragmentation tools. The tag also touches on random file arrangement problems encountered in older Windows versions like Vista. These threads offer practical tips for controlling file placement in various Windows environments.
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a simple but powerful workaround I discovered for a frustrating issue in Windows 11.
🔧 The Problem:
When using multiple monitors, pasting a file to the desktop always places it on the primary monitor, regardless of which screen you're working on. This behavior...
Hi,
As of now I only have 1 game installed on my fastest drive which so happens to be my OS drive (is that a good idea?) Also I would like to know what defrag to use so I can tell it to put that one installed game folder on my OS drive to the fastest part of the drive? I currently use...
Now, Im guessing you've all heard of these questions and theres probably threads on this, But I am in need of dire help. We all know Vista is flawed and more around its graphical designer rather then its functionality and I've encounterd problems such as:
-Random crashing with the use of...
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