File Explorer is the default on Windows PCs, but it's not the prettiest app for file management. That title goes to Files, a third-party file explorer available on Windows 11 and Windows 10.

For example, File Explorer in Windows 11 already has tabbed navigation, but the two-window split view is new and lets you easily move files back and forth between two locations.

The Files App—a sleek, open source Windows Explorer replacement, promises to improve massively how you interact with your files. But, as with any new tool, it comes with its own set of trade-offs.

Windows 11 brought a lot of upgrades to the stock File Explorer, but the app still misses a lot of features and small conveniences, whose absence makes the user experience less enjoyable. As usual ...

Microsoft has started testing a new way to access your Android phone from directly within Windows 11’s File Explorer. Windows Insiders are now able to test this new feature, which lets you ...

Make the most of Windows 11 with some of these lesser-known secrets, which can help you unlock the operating system's full ...

Rather than running AI directly inside File Explorer, the system will gain a workflow where selected files are sent to separate apps to process the files and return the results.

Windows 11 update breaks File Explorer ... .NET apps that cannot be installed inside the Windows Sandbox, and the Taskbar's new preview animation that does not work properly.

In brief: If you frequently deal with zipped files, File Explorer should soon perform notably better during extraction. Developers have optimized the feature in the latest Windows 11 Preview Build ...

According to Windows Latest, Microsoft is rolling out an update that integrates your Android phone’s storage into File Explorer.Previously, this feature was only available to Windows 11 testers ...