These Windows 10 File Explorer tips, tricks & secrets will help you get the best out of it. We show how to Share Files instantly, Find More Apps, Open This PC by default, Delete Recent Files History.

The new improved File Explorer Windows 10 comes with many new features, settings changes, functionality, improvements like Share, Home buttons, etc.

On Windows 10, you can use these tips and tricks to be more productive with File Explorer, from changing settings to learning how to use the different features and shortcuts.

In this guide, we'll show you the steps to delete the search history in File Explorer (or disable the feature entirely) on Windows 10.

Files' update introduces the new Omnibar feature, merging breadcrumb path & search box for enhanced functionality. Omnibar includes breadcrumb bar for navigation, edit path mode for easy path ...

Microsoft is updating the look of the Windows 10 File Explorer to make it more modern. With the latest Windows Insider Dev Channel release, Microsoft started testing new modern folder icons for ...

The Windows 10 version of File Explorer has a few new bells and whistles. Here's a handy guide for new users (and Windows veterans) on the new interface.

Microsoft has redesigned File Explorer massively in Windows 11 with new icons, a simplified ribbon, and a context menu. That said, there are seemingly no new functionalities to speak of.

Given how limited the preview pane already feels in Windows 10, even adding just two more file types feels like a huge improvement.

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In Windows 10, click on This PC in the left-hand navigation column of File Explorer, then right-click on Downloads in the main window and select Properties from the context menu.

All of the usual File Explorer settings are still here in Windows 10: Options to show or conceal hidden files, keep new folders in the same window, set the default look for opened folders, and so on.