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.

File Explorer is an essential Windows OS component that allows users to manage files and folders on their computers. However, sometimes, it might not respond as expected, causing frustration.

Because the File Explorer is where you'll go to find, manage, and otherwise explore your files, you may as well make it as comfortable an experience as you can.

How to get started with File Explorer tabs File Explorer tabs are already part of the File Explorer UI, provided that you’re running an up-to-date copy of Windows.

Google Drive is a handy place to store your data, and it comes with a regular Gmail account. You can get more out of it by tying it to Windows File Explorer.

You can quickly remove the OneDrive entry from File Explorer, if you don't find a use for it, and in this guide, we'll show you how to!

Windows 11 File Explorer comes with an advanced search feature that lets you search for only video files with specific names and formats.

Greg Shultz explores the Contextual tabs on the Ribbon toolbar in Windows 10's File Explorer for recent Windows 7 and Windows XP users.

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

Windows File Explorer — the default file management tool for Windows OS — does a decent enough job when it comes to basic file management for everyday use.

Learn how to add SharePoint to File Explorer in Windows 11/10. Use OneDrive to create shortcut of SharePoint files and Folders to File Explorer.