Now that you know the trick, you may still want to slowly increase the number to see if your computer is able to handle the workload. For instance, the Disk Management tool in Windows 10 allows you to create and. Now, I selected 19 documents and was still able to use Open and Print option from the context menu. Moreover, once recovery is done, the tool highlights the permanently. The change takes place right away without a logoff or restart. I put 30 in this case, see the screenshot below. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ExplorerĪnd create a new DWORD (32-bit) Value called MultipleInvokePromptMinimum and set a value in decimal to the max number of files you would like to open at once. Open Registry Editor, and go to the following Registry Key. Here comes a registry hack to rescue, thanks to Winaero. So, what if I’ve got a fast computer with tons of RAM, totally capable of dealing with 30 or even 50 documents at the same time? Is there any way to increase that number so I can take advantage of the computing power I have to get more work done? Instead, you will see a compact version of context menu like below. folder1, folder2, folder3 etc.) and also create subfolders (filesin, filesout) in each of them. We want to create a batch file in DOS (run at command prompt) which will create 50 folders (e.g. If you have more than 15 files selected, you won’t see the Open and Print options in the context menu like you do in the screenshot above. Batch file to create multiple folder and subfolders. Quite convenient, doesn’t it?īut there is a limit Microsoft set in Windows to prevent you from opening hundreds of files all at once, which most likely will crash your computer if you do. You can highlight them all, right-click on them and chose Open from the context menu to open all of these files in one shot or Print to print them all to the default printer. Let’s say you have 10 PDF documents to review.
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