If Tabs are missing in File Explorer of Windows 11 22H2 or later, make sure you have KB5019509; else, use these fixes.

File Explorer is one of the most essential tools in Windows 11, but you may not know everything about it. Let's take a closer look.

A hidden feature in the latest Insider build of Windows 11 adds a much-requested feature to File Explorer.

File Explorer finally has tabs—but you'll have to join the Insider Preview program to try them out.

Browsers have set the standard, and Windows 11's new tabbed File Explorer ignores that.

Windows 11 has quietly added a new feature in the last couple of months: a tabbed File Explorer interface. It makes moving and copying files so much simpler.

With tabs, you won't have to juggle several windows just to shuffle a few files around, which inevitably get lost in the process and tucked behind other Windows. Still don't know if I want tabs.

The latest Windows 11 build from the Dev Channel contains much-needed improvements for File Explorer's tabs. It is now significantly easier to move and drag out tabs between different windows.

The Windows 11 File Explorer finally supports tabs, it’s easier to share files to nearby devices, and Microsoft is bringing back support for opening the Windows Task Manager by right-clicking ...

The Tabbed File Explorer in Windows 11 has finally arrived for all Dev Channel Insiders. While it is still in its infancy, here are five features I would like the new interface to have if it hits GA!

We show you how to disable Tabs in File Explorer on Windows 11 by using a free command line tool called ViveTool.