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In the Folder Options window, click the View tab.

Select Options from the drop-down menu.

In the File Explorer window, click the See more menu icon on the right side of the menu bar.

To apply the chosen view to subfolders of the current folder, follow these steps.

Content - Displays medium-sized icons with the file name, type, size, and dimensions.Ĭhange display for a folder and all subfolders.

Small icons and List - Displays small icons of the files and folders with their names.

Medium icons and Tiles - Displays medium-sized icons of the files and folders with their names.

Extra large icons and Large icons - Displays larger icon sizes compared to other views.

Shows details of all files in an easy-to-read format, displaying the size, type, and date modified in columns. We recommend the Details option for users not sure what to choose.Īdditional information about each type of view is listed below.

In the drop-down menu, select Extra large icons, Large icons, Medium Icons, Small icons, List, Details, Tiles, or Content to change to the view you want to see.

Click the View option in the menu bar at the top of the window.

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Press Windows Key+ E to open File Explorer.Change display for a folder and all subfolders.However, the service will need to be restarted before the new settings will take effect. The changes to the configuration file will be saved successfully. When you are ready to save the file, click “File” > “Save” to save the configuration file. The file you selected will open in WordPad allowing you to edit it.ħ. If no files are appearing, ensure the “All Documents” option is selected in the drop down menu located directly above the “Open” and “Close” buttons.Ħ. Select the file you want to edit in the list of files. Click “File” > “Open” and navigate to the location of the configuration file you are editing when the new window pops up.ĥ. When asked if you want to let WordPad make changes to the computer, click the “Yes” button.Ĥ. Right click on the WordPad icon in the start menu and click “Run as administrator”ģ. Open the Windows start menu and type “wordpad” into the search bar.Ģ. While other text editors such as Notepad can be used, we recommend using WordPad because it will preserve the proper line endings used in the file by Orchid.ġ. Note: These instructions outline editing the configuration files in WordPad, which is included in Windows by default. Used to edit the default settings for the ONVIF Auto-Discovery service used by Orchid.

ONVIF Auto-Discovery: C:\Program Files\Orchid\onvif_autodiscovery\onvif_autodiscovery.properties.

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Stores all of Orchid's default settings and can be used to update Orchid's port number, manually update the admin password, etc.

Orchid’s Default Settings: C:\Program Files\Orchid\bin\orchid_server.properties.

The default locations for Orchid’s configuration files in Windows are: Note: In order to edit Orchid’s configuration files, you will need to be logged in as an administrator user. For instance, the path to a TLS key must be specified similar to: C:\\path\\to\\my\\tls.key. IMPORTANT: Windows file system paths using backslashes must be escaped with an extra backslash. When necessary, these files can be edited through text editors such as WordPad.

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Orchid and the ONVIF Auto-Discovery service both have properties files which may need to be edited at times to perform actions such as manually resetting the administrator password or updating the port used by Orchid. Equivalent instructions for Orchid versions 2.0.0 and above are available in the Orchid Core VMS Installation Guide in the section "How to Edit a Configuration File in Windows". IMPORTANT: The information in this article is specific to Orchid version 1.12.7 or earlier.