Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Change File Explorer Views This tip is for Windows 10 and Windows 11 You can change the way File Explorer displays files and folders using keyboard shortcuts. Open File Explorer (Windows Key + E) and try these… CTRL+SHIFT+1 = Extra Large Icon View CTRL+SHIFT+2 = Large Icon View CTRL+SHIFT+3 = Medium Icon… Read More »
How to Change File Explorer Views Using Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10 and Windows 11 Did you know that you can change the way File Explorer displays files and folders using keyboard shortcuts? You can and it’s quick and easy! Open File Explorer (Windows Key + E) and try these. CTRL+SHIFT+1 = Extra Large Icon View… Read More »
How to Find Out What You’ve Been Doing on Your PC Windows keeps track of everything you do on your computer. Did you know that every file or folder you access in Windows is tracked and added to a list? If someone (or you) wants to know what files and folders you’ve opened recently, it is… Read More »
How to Force File Explorer to Open to This PC Instead of Quick Access in Windows 10 When you click “File Explorer” in Windows 10, the default view is Quick Access. When you view File Explorer in Quick Access view, you won’t don’t see your hard drive(s) displayed in Quick Access. But some of us, like… Read More »
Two Easy File Explorer Tips Here are two easy File Explorer tips we hope you’ll find useful. Explorer Navigation Made Easy When using File Explorer to navigate through folder levels, each of the levels is shown in the “address” bar. In the example below, EB is looking at a folder located at This PC (computer) >… Read More »
Windows Check Boxes Make Selecting Files and Folders a Snap Whether you want to select all files in a folder or select only a few, there is no easier way that using the Windows Check Box feature. Trouble is, it’s not turned on by default. But don’t worry – it’s super easy to turn on. But first, if… Read More »