#1. Do you use the ”WindowsKey+E” shortcut to open Explorer? Of course you do. But the window opens up small, don’t it. Here’s how to simply make the default size of that window larger. Open a new Explorer window. Resize it to where you’d like. Now hold Shift while you click the X in the corner. This should save that window size for next time. Works for me; let me know if not for you. If that didn’t work, try Ctrl-clicking the X. Or Ctrl+Shift+click. Damn Vista is weird.
#2. (If you have Aero or some other undefined visual capability enabled): You should see the window in the above step evaporate in slow-mo. You can also hold Shift while you minimize a window to see slow-mo. And it also works while restoring minimized windows from the task bar.
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