When browsing mixed lists of document and media file types in Windows
Explorer, it’s possible to group the file types with separate headings - useful
when looking for a specific file.
In the left pane of Windows Explorer click a folder. In the right pane
right-click on a blank space. On the pop-up menu point to Arrange Icons By and
click Type in side list.
Repeat that process but this time click to add a tick against Show in Groups.
To make all folders show their contents like this, click Folder Options in Tools
menu, click View tab, click Apply to All Folders, click OK.
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