I'm missing the option to set File Explorer back to the prior "compact" view. I see the blog says *"* File Explorer Layout Update The default layout of File Explorer adds additional padding between elements. For users who prefer a more information-dense layout, there is a setting in View Options called “Use compact mode,” which will restore the classic layout of File Explorer." However when I try to find this new option, I can't find it (see below). What am I missing?

That post was made by me 😄 But also another user with an NVMe SSD reported no issues at all.

Just read a report that this build bugchecked and entered in an unbootable state in a user's PC... :( Noooo ? Look that : https://www.reddit.com/r/windowsinsiders/comments/m76k4e/nvme_ssd_users_avoid_build_21337_and_possibly_the/

Dear, Eddie, was this build tested to restart without a bug? P.S. and now NVMe test are essential

RS-Prerelease Build 21337 is out to Dev Channel + KB5001618 to .1010

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2021-03-17T20:24:47+00:00

I'm missing the option to set File Explorer back to the prior "compact" view. I see the blog says

*"*File Explorer Layout Update

The default layout of File Explorer adds additional padding between elements. For users who prefer a more information-dense layout, there is a setting in View Options called “Use compact mode,” which will restore the classic layout of File Explorer."

However when I try to find this new option, I can't find it (see below). What am I missing?
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2021-03-17T20:20:49+00:00

That post was made by me 😄

But also another user with an NVMe SSD reported no issues at all.
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2021-03-17T20:13:39+00:00

Just read a report that this build bugchecked and entered in an unbootable state in a user's PC...

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Noooo ?

Look that : https://www.reddit.com/r/windowsinsiders/comments/m76k4e/nvme_ssd_users_avoid_build_21337_and_possibly_the/
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2021-03-17T19:51:28+00:00

Dear, Eddie, was this build tested to restart without a bug?

P.S. and now NVMe test are essential
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