Welcome to our comprehensive guide on setting the default folder view for all folders in Windows 11! Are you tired of manually adjusting folder views every time you open a new folder? In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process to customize and set a default folder view that fits your preferences.

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Windows OS uses Automatic Folder Type Discovery to detect the contents of a folder and then automatically sets the follder view to its template – Eg. Pictures, Video, etc.
While Windows has set these defaults based on the nature of the files in the folder, if you wish, you can set a default Folder View for all folders. Folder View Settings in Windows help you control how the contents of a particular folder are displayed and organized. If you’ve changed these settings, but now want to reset them to the default view, it’s easy.

1. Click on Start and search for File Explorer Options. To learn more about it, see our guide on how to open the Folder Options on Windows.
2. Now, select the View tab in the top bar and tap on Reset Folders.
3. Click Yes when prompted to confirm your action.
4. Finally, hit OK and the window will close.

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