Get Help with File Explorer in Windows 10, easily!

Windows 10 renamed the original Windows Explorer (from Windows 8) to File Explorer, and has added tons of new features to it. As an old-time Windows operating system user, you must know what it is for. In this post, we will be introducing some ways for you to get help with File Explorer in Windows 10 easily.

How to launch File Explorer in Windows 10 quickly? How to customize Quick access items? Windows 10 File Explorer not responding when right clicks? How to launch File Explorer in Windows 10 quickly? Usually, you can launch File Explorer by just typing explorer or file explorer in the search bar.

You can right click the File Explorer option and choose Pin to Start or Pin to taskbar if you want to have a quicker access to it.

If you are more relied on your keyboard, here are some more shortcuts on keyboard that allows you to use File Explorer quickly: Windows key + E: open File Explorer Ctrl + E: activate the search bar in File Explorer Alt + left arrow key: go back to one folder in history Alt + right arrow key: go forward to one folder in history Ctrl + mouse wheel Up or Down: increase or decrease the size of icons in File Explorer Ctrl + Shift + N: create a new folder How to customize Quick access items? If you want to add new quick access to the list on the left pane of File Explorer, here is how you can do it easily. Right click the desired folder and choose Pin to Quick access.

If you want to remove an item from Quick access menu, just right click this item and select Unpin from Quick access.

Windows 10 File Explorer not responding when right clicks? If your File Explorer is not responding when you right click it, you should follow the instructions below to get this problem fixed. 1) Press Windows key and X at the same time, then choose Command Prompt (Admin) option from the list of choice.

2) In the command prompt window, type in command: netsh, and then hit Enter. Then in the same window, type in winstock reset and hit Enter.

You can restart your computer when this operation is completed. 3) Follow the path: Start button > Settings > Update & security. Then one the left pane, choose Windows Update, and on the right pane, choose Update history.