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Ways to Open the Windows File Explorer

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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Windows file explorer is an essential tool for navigating through folders and files on a Windows operating system. It helps users to find, manage, and organize files and folders efficiently. In this article, we will discuss some ways to open the Windows file explorer easily.

  1. Using the Taskbar

One of the easiest and quickest ways to open the Windows file explorer is by clicking on the File Explorer icon on the taskbar. It is a yellow folder icon usually located at the bottom of the desktop screen.

  1. Using the Start Menu

Another way to open the Windows file explorer is by clicking on the Start menu icon on the left-hand corner of the desktop. Then, scroll down until you find the Windows System folder. Click on it to expand and select File Explorer. Alternatively, you can type ‘File Explorer’ in the search bar and select it from the list of results.

  1. Using the ‘Win + E’ Keyboard Shortcut

The keyboard shortcut ‘Win + E’ is a quick and efficient way to open the Windows file explorer directly. Pressing both keys simultaneously opens the file explorer window immediately.

  1. Using the Run Command

The Run command is another method to open the file explorer. On the desktop, press ‘Windows + R’ keys simultaneously to launch the Run box. Then, type in ‘explorer’ and press the ‘Enter’ key to open the file explorer window.

  1. Using File Explorer in the File Menu

The file menu is another option to open the file explorer. Click on the File menu, navigate to Open, and then select File Explorer. The file explorer window will open immediately.

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