Windows 10 details pane to bottom | How to move?

Windows 10 details pane bottom | How to move?

 

How to move Details pane to Bottom on Windows 10

In Windows 7 it could be found at the bottom of the window, but in Windows 10 it is on the right-hand side by default. This is a big problem for every Windows 10 user but Don't worry, I hope my tricks will help you as possible.
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    In this video I m showing you a trick on how to move Details Pane to the bottom of Windows 10. there are no settings on windows 10 to do it. So I showed you how to do it with a 3rd party software. 
    Hope it helps you.....

Do you know? if you are just installed the new Windows 10. then you will not be able to see any status bar in windows 10. Actually, we say it, Details Pane. When you select any file or folder, Details Pane shows the details or information based on the file or folder. It was very helpful. But in new Windows 10, There is nothing any Details Pane. So hey guys in this tutorial I will show you about a software that can help you to use this feature. Yes, I want to tell you about OldNewExplorer. It will make you proud.

After you using oldnewexplorer windows 10, your windows 10's File Explorer will look like Windows 7's File Explorer. The Details Pane will be visible quickly.

How to do?
Download and Extract this free tool: OldNewExplorer is a free tool designed to bring Windows Explorer's classic look and experience back. Once you download the program, use a free file extraction program such as 7-zip to open the file and open it in a folder, which you can easily access as a desktop

DOWNLOAD OLD NEW EXPLORER

Install Old New Explorer: After Extract the RAR file, You will see a file OldNewExplorerCfg.exe ... Run it.


[Note: If Not Working: Then Disable Your Antivirus, And Try Again. Don't Worry, This file is safe.]

After Run, You need to click on INSTALL




Next, Customize as you can see down below_


Congrats! You Have Done. Now the time is for test.

If You Unable to see the Details Pane, Make sure you have turned on the Details Pane in your Windows Explorer.