Glad it helped!

Best to be safe. I've even rung friends to check if an email supposedly from them looks a bit odd.

Thanks for watching

Thanks for the positive comment! Any other things you'd like me to cover if I have the expertise there?

I'm always trying to be useful - let me know if there are any other topics that I might look at.

If you mean picking up simultaneous key depressions, for example Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, then: {Control} {Shift} {Alt} G=RUN: www.google.com if you want to use a key combination to create simultaneous key depressions, then this should do it: lll={controldown} {altdown} {delete} {altup} {controlup}

Try the QTTabBar options, especially toolbar options. It's the little gearwheel just above the folder/files window. Or Alt-o

@@JohnBatchtheflyingdoctor hi thanks for getting back to me. I think the problem is I had the latest version. And u had the previous version. One thing is do you know how to enable "enable tags" function for files and folders; if this software provides it. Have u seen that in this software? I heard it was under file management tab but I don't see this tab anywhere lol. Thanks and hope to hear your thoughts

I haven't tested it on my W11 machine. The author suggests "Try microsoft tool : The Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter. First remove QTTabBar with this utility, then re-install and uninstall QTTabBar. These actions will clearly uninstall the product."

I wish I'd seen this video before I read all the high praise for it. It was nothing but a puzzle I could never figure out. He showed here perhaps the key that would have helped me: the View Tab then the Options menu. What I saw visi8ting the website was a looooooong user manual for explaining this puzzle. How many hours would I have to spend going through this manual just to get some tabs? I couldn't justify the time. Couldn't the instructions have been more intuitive like this video? Anyway, Windows Uninstall didn't phase this monster. Determined to get rid of it, I tried the do-all of computer search apps - Everything (that's the name of the app)! This searching program is so amazing I'm considering doing away with all filing of any sort. As I see it, with Everything, folders aren't necessary; it's just like Google Search - maybe better - type in a key word - you don't need to know where Google keeps its files. With Everything, it's the same; type in your word and voila - in a couple of secs, all key worded files appear. Amazing! I'm not very computer literate, but with Everything, when I click on it, it opens and quickly shows at once all 5 million of my files, without my doing anything else. After that, if I want a file, all I need is one key word, and I can find the file I want quickly. I can then open the folder that contains that file by right clicking and choosing the File Path, or I can just open the file. I digressed about the Everything - but it has been a marvel for me. As for QTTabBar, Everything called up around 100 files with key word QTTabBar. And when I tried to delete these with a click, they just wouldn't go. I had to repeatedly delete the files in small amounts until I got rid of them all - or so I thought. I decided to check the Registry to see if any were still there. Yep! I was able to eventually delete all but one. At least I've wiped out the helplessness I felt every time I opened Files Explorer. From reading other comments, I believe that once you install QTTabBar, you will never get rid of it unless you install a fresh operating system. I'm using Windows 10.

The options to do this don't seem to work! Best alternative is to open the tabs you want, right-click the tab of the first you opened and create a new group. Now right-click and add the other tabs to the group. Now when you open file explorer, click the favourites star at the left and click the group. This will open all the tabs in the group

@@JohnBatchtheflyingdoctorThank you so much for the help.

I find that I can drop files and folders from one tabbed page onto the tab of another page. Do you have qttabbar and qtcommand bar ticked in view-options? If that doesn't help can you provide more detail?

Try absolute uninstaller. That should get rid of it. And think of upgrading for free to Windows 10 to stay supported

Thanks for your comment. It's important to stay safe and aware

Thats why I use win 10, also win 11 new tabs thing is buggy and trash

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You can do this in the settings

It works for me in Windows 11 in a virtual machine. Are you using version 1043 from here: qttabbar.wikidot.com/qttabbar1 also in view>options drop-down menu make sure at least QTTabbar is selected. or watch this video: www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/o2lesx/i_tested_qttabbar_in_windows_11_and_it_works/

Thanks for the comments - nice to know I'm doing it right!

You don't need to have plenty of windows, because it opens like browser's tabs

I trhink you may have a different program. The current version is 1043 from here: qttabbar.wikidot.com/qttabbar1

Did you ever figure it out. I can't figure out how to get the GitHub version working either

Just uninstall from apps and features as with other programs

@@JohnBatchtheflyingdoctor what if u cant tho?

@@pirvansebastian2930 use the .exe you use for installing

A work around is to open the second window, right-click in the QTTabBar icon bar and 'merge tabs of other windows'. Other people recommend going to the view tab in Explorer> options> change folder and search options. On the view tab untick 'launch folder windows in a separate process' Let me know how you get on

@@JohnBatchtheflyingdoctor Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, neither option works. For the first recommendation, the 'merge tabs of other windows' is grayed out and non responsive to a right click. For the recommendation that I untick 'launch folder windows in a separate process,' it already was unticked. I tried adding a tick and then removing it, but that didn't help. Not sure what the problem is, but I appreciate that you tried to fix this. Best, Robert

Robert, 'mergetabs' is greyed out until I have two or more windows open. Only other thing I can suggest is reinstalling QTTabBar

Have you fixed the issue. The sourceforge version may be outdated, try the dedicated website: qttabbar.wikidot.com

@@koosschutter1675 Thanks so much! Going to the dedicated website fixed my problem.

Ritesh, glad you find it useful too.

Lennie, comments like this keep me making more videos!

Sagnwik, glad to help

Therin, thanks for your positive comment and your question. Yes, you can copy the whole directory tree under the user. Personally I find that I have to remember to do this and then I only have one copy of the files. With File History backup is automated and many previous versions of a file are held. So if the latest backup is corrupted, etc., then one can go back to an earlier version that works.

@@JohnBatchtheflyingdoctor Thank you very much ^^

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