A new folder highlighted in File Explorer. View > Show > Hidden Items highlighted in File Explorer. "Type the Location of the Item" and "Next" highlighted on the "Create Shortcut" window.

On Windows 11 and 10, File Explorer includes five different templates to customize the view of folders, including "General items" (the default for every new folder), "Documents," "Pictures ...

You can toggle on an option so that File Explorer launches each folder window in a separate process. This way, if a specific ...

If you insist on making Windows 10 act more like Windows XP, you will have to create a shortcut for the File Explorer app, which is located in the Windows file folder. Note: You can’t modify the ...

You can create a New Folder in Windows 11/10 using Keyboard Shortcut, Context Menu or Explorer Ribbon. We show you how to do it easily.

A new folder option will show up under the Quick Access section of File Explorer called “Recent Items” complete with its own icon. Before you start using this section, however, you want it to ...

If you are new to the Windows 10 Operating System, this post will help and guide you step by step through each and every part of the File Explorer. This is how the Windows 10 File Explorer looks like.

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.

On Windows 11 (and 10), you can create a new folder through File Explorer in multiple ways, but the only caveat is that you can only create one item at a time. However, if you're working on a ...

Windows only: Reader Juliana created a simple but extremely useful AutoHotkey script that creates a new folder in Explorer with a quick keystroke of Ctrl+N. If you're an AHK user, you can download ...

New folders can also be created through the My Files app. Depicted in this quick walkthrough is the standard process of creating a new folder on the Galaxy S21 My Files.

You then need to head to File Explorer to locate the file manager executable you want to use as your new default. Right-click on the program file, then choose Copy as path from the menu that pops up.