Dolphin is the default file manager on the KDE desktop, helping you navigate and browse your local and cloud files. Even though it’s usually discussed as a Linux application, you can actually install ...

It doesn’t replace File Explorer but works alongside it. If you need Windows’ default file manager, it lets you open items directly in Explorer. What’s more, it’s cross-platform and works on Windows ...

Don't like the new File Explorer in Windows 11? Wishing for something more useful? The free Files app is all you need, to add custom touches, and seamless file management.

Since 1998, Windows has had native system support for ZIP archive files, and it’s good to see 7-Zip (.7z), RAR (.rar), and gz (.gz) files, get support in Windows 11, which should make using ...

Once you've found a file manager you like, you can edit the sprawling Windows registry settings file to set it as the default—though in some parts of Windows, like saving files in programs ...

Keeping track of your many Windows 11 files could soon be a lot easier thanks to a major update to one of the best file manager tools around. Files, a third-party Windows managing tool, has ...

On Windows 10, you can use these tips and tricks to be more productive with File Explorer, from changing settings to learning how to use the different features and shortcuts.

With the introduction of Windows 11 23H2, Microsoft has modernized File Explorer on Windows 11, bringing a fresher look and feel to the system's integral file management tool.

Microsoft's latest Windows Insider builds add some interesting new features, including an unexpected, automatic power-management feature, Copilot widgets, and Click-to-Do functions.

If you want to enable indexing on a Windows file server, you will need to start by installing the Windows Search Service. To do so, open Server Manager and then choose the Add Roles and Features ...

File Explorer is also getting some improvements as part of the Windows 11 version 24H2. In this updated version of the file manager, Microsoft is rolling out changes to the context menu, tabs ...

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.