windows explorer performance issues with large files: need help!
I'm experiencing significant performence issues with windows explorer when accessing folders that contain large files. The folder takes a long time to load details of files, and the "Calcul des filtres..." message appears for an extended period, making it difficult to manage my files efficiently. I've already tried several solutions, such as disabling thumbails, optimizing the folder for general items, and increasing virtual memory, but the problem persists. I'm attaching a screenshot that shows the issue in detail. I also tried some thrid-party file manager like total commander, directory opus and xyplorer; but apparently all of them did not even have the feature to disply the detail of files as the windows explorer do as shown in the screenshot attached. Does anyone have any suggestions or advanced troubleshooting steps that could help resolve this problem? your assistance would be greatly appreciate! P.S: Nom de l'appareil DESKTOP-S1OLLOC Processeur Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.50 GHz Mémoire RAM installée 8,00 Go (7,89 Go utilisable) ID de périphérique 7188AD74-922E-46CE-ABCB-C1E9E343DC37 ID de produit 00331-20090-00000-AA371 Type du système Système d’exploitation 64 bits, processeur x64 Stylet et fonction tactile La fonctionnalité d’entrée tactile ou avec un stylet n’est pas disponible sur cet écran Édition Windows 10 Professionnel Version 22H2 Installé le 13/05/2023 Build du système d’exploitation 19045.2965 Expérience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19041.1000.0
Please increase thumbnails / previews in Windows Explorer from 256 to 512 or larger.
Not sure if Microsoft has completly missed the fact that display screen resolutions are increasing globally, yet even the "View > Extra Large Icons" in Windows Explorer with a resolution of 256px is not adequate and more like standard 20 years ago. Microsoft always fames itself for catering to people with disabilities, but these minute thumbnails in Windows Explorer are a real killer for anyone's eyes, with or without disabilities. Please make this change ASAP.