File Explorer Ribbon Settings Registry Fixes

If you're having trouble with showing or hiding the ribbon bar in the Windows 10 File Explorer, you can quickly fix issues with the help of this lightweight collection of registry scripts dedicated to File Explorer Ribbon Settings Registry Fixes.

This is a great alternative to wasting a lot of time scouting the Internet for a workaround, or worse, reinstalling the operating system just to be able to get the File Explorer ribbon bar to work properly.

The downloaded archive contains five registry script files (.reg format), each having a different purpose. Luckily, the files are descriptive names: allow uses to start File Explorer with the ribbon bar minimized or expanded, always allow to open new File Explorer windows with the ribbon minimized, display or minimize the full ribbon when File Explorer is launched for the first time, as well as never open new File Explorer windows with the ribbon bar minimized.

There's no need to go through an installation operation since you can double-click any of the files to immediately update the Windows registry with your preferred settings. On the other hand, this requires you to be the administrator of the computer or to know the admin's credentials (any kind of registry modifications require this).

When double-clicking a file, you receive a popup message with the action that's about to take place. After confirming it, you get another notification that lets you know the job was completed successfully. If File Explorer was already running before making this happen, it's necessary to close and reopen it. During our tests, we had to restart the File Explorer process from Task Manager.

All aspects considered, this pack of registry scripts offers a simple solution when it comes to File Explorer Ribbon Settings Registry Fixes in Windows 10.