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A bit unrelated to what you guys are talking about but what version of qttabbar are you using?

ChatGPT came in clutch and gave me a solution that didn't involve using a boot device. It suggested me to delete the entry for Window 11 in BCD. I used EasyBCD since I'm not comfortable with messing with these stuff with just the command prompt. I opened the app, deleted the Windows 11 entry...

Oh I forgot to mention on my post that the Windows Boot Manager still displays Windows 11 as an option. So the boot up looks like this: 1) GNU Grub shows up 2) I select Windows Boot Manager 3) 0xc0000225 error 4) I select "enter a different operating system" 5) GNU Grub shows up again 6) The...

Should the install device be on Windows 10 or 11?

I dual-booted Windows 11 and 10 and I used this guide Why Not Both? How to Dual Boot Windows 10 and Windows 11. After trying out 11 for a few days, I decided to stay on 10. As per the article, I got rid of the other OS by deleting the partition where it was installed. I used a partitioning tool...

What qttabbar are you using?

It gets the job done but it's kinda jarring since you can see the folders open and close before the app puts them to the existing File Explorer. But thank you!

I was about to make a screen recording earlier demonstrating this to make a point of what I wanted to happen but the app I was using crashed. But yeah, I want things to be automatic. I'm gonna try all the suggested apps/tools from github and report back.

I know that but that's not what I'm talking about. I use Everything (by voidtools) instead of the native search. Each of the folder you open here will open their new instance of Explorer. There are also apps that open folders for different reasons. This is on Firefox. It lets you go to the...

I think you misunderstood. I'm not looking for something that monitor file changes. I can do that with Everything Search anyway. I simply want File Explorer to have one instance only. Any new opened folder should be added as a tab.

This is my biggest gripe after upgrading to Windows 11. Let's say there's already a running instance of File Explorer, and then you open a new folder via Everything Search or you click "Show in folder" on your downloaded file on Firefox, that new folder is going to make a new instance of...