How to Enable Folder Previews (Windows 10)

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. Click the File Explorer folder-shaped icon at the bottom of the screen, or press ⊞ Win + E .

• If File Explorer is not at the bottom of the screen, you can click Start
  

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  , type file explorer , and then click File Explorer at the top of the resulting menu.

• If you don’t see this box, first double-click the “Files and Fpders” heading to bring up the option.
• If this box is originally unchecked, you may need to fix the thumbnail quick access memory problem first.

• Click the View tab.
• Click one of the following “Layout” options: Extra large icons , Large icons , Medium icons , Tiles , or Content ( Content).