Windows 7 How to setup default View in WinExplorer from Media--->General?

To change the default view in Windows Explorer for your SmartPhone or any device recognized as media storage, you can adjust the folder template. Here's how you can enforce a specific view for such devices: 1. View Template Adjustments: - Connect your SmartPhone to your computer. - Open the directory on your SmartPhone in Windows Explorer. - Customize the columns as desired (e.g., add "Last Modified date") in this directory. - In Windows Explorer, go to the "View" tab on the top of the window. - Click on "Options" and then "Change folder and search options." - In the Folder Options window, go to the "View" tab. - Click on "Apply to Folders" under the "Folder views" section. - Confirm the changes. 2. Registry Tweaks (Advanced): - To enforce these settings globally or make them default for media devices, you might need to delve into the registry. - Adjusting specific folder views via registry editing can be complex and risky if done improperly. It's recommended for advanced users. - You would typically need to locate the registry keys governing folder templates and customize them for different views. 3. Third-Party Tools: - There are third-party tools available that can help manage and customize folder templates in Windows Explorer more easily. - Tools like "Q-Dir" or "FreeCommander" offer advanced file manager features that might provide the customization you need. By applying these changes or using specific tools, you should be able to set a default view for media devices like your SmartPhone in Windows Explorer and potentially customize folder views for specific types of storage devices.