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Windows 11 File Explorer has wrong sorting order
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Have you already found the wrong order in the above image?
00d - 1a2 - 009 - 212
Note that it's already sorted by Name in Ascending order as can be seen clearly. I already refreshed to ensure it's sorted.
For clarity, there is no "O" character in the file name, hence round chars are all number 0s.
It seems clear that it is a bug. Could you fix it ASAP?
Sorting is a computer science 101. Actually, not even that level.
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