Pdf previews in explorer

Select Applications 3. Then in the menu on the left you choose default applications 4. Then almost at the end you select Choose default applications by file type and from that list you will look for the type of PDF file and next to it you click on the application and then select Microsoft Edge and so it will be default.

Option 2 Find a document that you have in PDF, right click on it and select Properties, then in the option "It opens with" select where it says Change and there you choose Microsoft Edge, then click on apply and then on accept and that's it. Remember to mark this solution as Answer if it has been useful to you, so that other users can use it as a guide and thus can solve their problems. I hope it can be of help. At your service, Jesus C. How satisfied are you with this reply? Select preview pane option and see if it helps.

The View tab is shown. In the Panes section, click the Preview Pane button. The Preview pane is added to the right side of the File Explorer window. Select several files one by one. Close Outlook. Download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader. Open any folder and click Organize, and then click Preview Panel in the context menu of Layout.

On the right of the screen, it will display the preview window. In the Windows Explorer dialog, click Show the preview pane H. The Preview pane appears on the right side of the window. I also have the same problem.

Started about a week ago. In Response To Chadqp9v. Post Reply. Preview Exit Preview. You must be signed in to add attachments. About Acrobat Reader. Reader Help. Acrobat Reader Help. If this doesn't help, do it over and choose to Save Nothing, which comes close to a Clean Install but doesn't clear the hard drive to get it cleanest. The Repair Upgrade in Step 3 will also update you to the latest Fall Creators Version which you need anyway f you don't yet have it, and by the most stable method.

Feel free to ask back any questions and let me know how it goes. I'll keep working with you until it's resolved. Joe Dupree. I have a same issue and thought it might be helpful to describe a few more symptoms. Everything was working fine on both monitors up to about several months ago. In reply to Joe Dupree's post on August 6, I have the same issues as well with it being smaller on the extended monitor screen. I never had this issue until 2 weeks ago when I had to do a windows reset for other reasons.

Doing the reset was the start of my problem. I am hoping someone can offer a solution that works. In reply to ambrown 2 's post on September 17, I have had exactly these same behaviors as described by Joe Dupree.

It seems to be related to settings associated with multiple screen setups. I found a way to resolve this by examining the display setting for the screen having the issue. In reply to JoeDupree's post on September 20, I observe the same behaviour.

Thanks for describing it clearly.