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How can I hide empty folders in the Explore View when expanding all folders?
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Open the Options dialog, go to the "General" page and check the "Hide empty folders on expand all" option. After this option is set, when clicking on the "Expand All" button, empty folders will not be shown any more.
ATTENTION: Expanding all folders can be time consuming, especially if you add the whole drive as a source of the backup. You can stop it by pressing ESC key.
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