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? HYPERLINK /blogHome ? HYPERLINK /blog/category/windows-7/Windows 7 ? How to Disable Full Row Select in Explorer in Windows 7? HYPERLINK /blog/disable-full-row-select-explorer-windows-7/How to Disable Full Row Select in Explorer in Windows 7? ? Ramesh Srinivasan | HYPERLINK /blog/category/windows-7/Windows 7 | 18th February 2010 I’m writing this article specifically for Windows 7, because the FullRowSelect registry value that you used in Windows Vista, doesn’t work in Windows 7. (REF: HYPERLINK /blog/enable-or-disable-full-row-select-feature-in-explorer-in-windows-vista/Enable or Disable Full Row Select feature in Explorer in Windows Vista). After some of our readers reported that setting FullRowSelect to 0 doesn’t do anything in Windows 7, I decided to have a look at this issue. Playing with different bitmask values, I finally got what I wanted – to disable full row select feature in Windows Explorer (Details mode) in Windows 7, but with a minor side-effect which is explained in the later part of the article. MSDN article on HYPERLINK /en-us/library/bb762508(VS.85).aspxFOLDERFLAGS Enumerated Type tells that when the FWF_FULLROWSELECT 0(Windows Vista and later) bit is set, when an item is selected, the item and all its sub-items are highlighted. However, in my Windows 7 system, the FWF_FULLROWSELECT wasn’t set, yet the full row select feature is still enabled. It appears that Windows 7 doesn’t honor the 0bit. Perhaps Raymond Chen or someone from the MS Shell team can provide an expert insight on this? Workaround I could disable the full row select feature by adding the 0bit (FWF_EXTENDEDTILES) and applying the setting for Generic folders. Yes! It was just a fluke. Here are the detailed instructions (accompanied by a REG file to automate) if you want to try it out: Before proceeding, first set the FullRowSelect registry value to 0. Refer to our HYPERLINK /blog/enable-or-disable-full-row-select-feature-in-explorer-in-w