File Explorer is one of the most crucial tools in Windows 11, as it lets you browse and manage files stored on your computer. This is the tool that allows you to browse all the files on your PC ...

Despite users clamoring for it, Microsoft so far hasn’t delivered. But you don’t have to wait on Microsoft to get tabs in File Explorer. Heck, you don’t even have to be running Windows 10.

In order to use Tabs in File Explorer in Windows 11, first check for updates to get this Cumulative Update (OS Build 22621.675) to enable and get new features, including Tabbed File Explorer.

If you know the right code and edit the Registry File in the right way, you can add access to the Control Panel directly into Windows 11 File Explorer. We’ll show you how.

Adding Google Drive to File Explorer is quick and easy, whether you're using Windows 10 or 11. All you need to do is download and set up the Google Drive app on your PC. Here's how to do it: Open ...

If you prefer not to open the Quick access view every time you open File Explorer, you can change it to open This PC instead, and more. In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the steps ...

If you're using Windows' tiled interface (a.k.a. Start Screen), just type "File," then click File Explorer when it appears. But as a creature of habit, I'm accustomed to clicking the taskbar File ...

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.

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.

Next, click Apply at the bottom of the window and you’re all set. After your favorites disappear, OneDrive will be at the top of the File Explorer navigation pane in Windows 8.1.

Click on it and wait for a few moments. Once done, you can open the File Explorer to find the SharePoint files in Windows 11. Read: How to create and edit classic SharePoint pages ...