Note: If you leave the path as is, you will end up with nested WinSetView-main folders, but it will still work just fine. You can now delete the WinSetView-main.zip file. Once the extraction is complete, you should have a WinSetView-main folder. If there is something like a “smart unzip” option, that is usually the best choice, and won’t require editing the unzip path, as indicated below.Įdit the displayed folder path to remove the WinSetView-main part and then click Extract. Note: If you have a third-party unzip tool installed (such as 7-Zip, Bandizip, WinZip, WinRAR, etc.) then you may see different unzip options when you right-click the zip file. Right-click the downloaded zip file and select Extract All….
For example…Īlternatively, you can open the folder (usually the Downloads folder) using Windows File Explorer. This can be done directly from the browser, but will look different for every browser. Step 1: Click the WinSetView Download Linkĭownload the zip file Step 2: Open the Folder Containing the Zip File If you still have an issue with Windows Defender, please open an issue on the issues page. Please ensure that Windows Defender is fully up to date before attempting to download or run WinSetView. Note: Windows Defender should not have any issue with WinSetView, but if you’ve installed Windows from a recovery partition or older ISO file, you may be running Defender with old definitions that falsely detect it as malware. For example, in Bitdefender, you must temporarily turn off Advanced Threat Defense to allow WinSetView to launch the PowerShell script that applies the folder view settings. If you encounter that situation, you will need to disable or, at least, dial-back the protection settings of your security software. Note: If you got WinSetView from here, it’s 100% clean, but you may find that some security software will falsely detect it as potentially unwanted or potentially malicious. Follow the steps below to download, extract, and run WinSetView for the first time.
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