Is this possible? I am writing up an explanation of something. It would be really helpful to show a visual description of how the folder tree is supposed to look. The ideal way to do that would be to have an explorer window that shows grandparent, parent, and child folders and their contents. What I really want to do is to show three generations. But file explorer only wants to show one level at a time, as best I can tell.
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It's not an explorer window, but tree /f
(from a cmd prompt) might give you the output you're looking for.
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Answer is specifically looking for an answer with Windows Explorer.– RamhoundApr 11, 2016 at 18:08
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in the search box then you will get a flat list. You may want to click on the Folder column to group subdirectories together, and you can drag the folder column to the beginning of the list columns.