Using Windows File Explorer to Quickly Copy and Move Files This tip was written for Windows 10 as Windows 11’s File Explorer is minimalistic by default. But if you are using Windows 11, don’t run away. You can make Windows 11’s File Explorer look and work just like Windows 10. After you do that, you’ll be… Read More »
The Easy Way to Copy and Move Files with File Explorer We have written several times about the lack of “Copy to” and “Move to” on the Windows 10 right-click menu – and we have a simple remedy for that. For our money, nothing makes it easier to copy or move files from one location to… Read More »
Windows 10 File Explorer Tips Here are a couple of easy Windows 10 File Explorer tips for you. Windows 10 File Explorer Navigation Made Easy When using Windows Explorer to navigate through folder levels, each of the levels is shown in the “address” bar. In the example below, EB is looking at a folder located at… Read More »
Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives the Easy Way Windows 10 Essentials Tip By default, and sometimes without any apparent rhyme or reason, Windows hides certain files, folders, and drives. But many times, the Windows tips we write and the ones you see online assume you can “see’ hidden files, folders, and drives. Some files and… Read More »
File Explorer 101 One of the best yet least understood features of File Explorer is that you can sort folders in by almost any way you want to sort them. For instance, you can sort files in any folder by name, date, type, size, tags, just to name a few. There are at least two ways… Read More »
How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts to Change File Explorer Views A Cloudeight Windows 10 Tip Hey, keyboard shortcut fans! Did you know that you can change they way File Explorer displays files and folders using keyboard shortcuts? Open File Explorer (Windows Key + E) and try these. CTRL+SHIFT+1 = Extra Large Icon View CTRL+SHIFT+2 = Large… Read More »