Windows Explorer is part of the operating system and allows you to work with disks, directories, and files. The main task of "Explorer" is to provide the user with the ability to see all the contents of disks, move, copy and delete files and create new directories.
Instructions
Step 1
Press the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Programs" item.
Step 2
Select "Standard" and expand the "File Explorer" link. You can also call the "Explorer" application through the desktop icon "My Documents" and "My Computer".
Step 3
Explore the capabilities of the Explorer window interface. Pay attention to the list of disks and computer directories in the form of a tree structure on the left side of the program window.
Step 4
Click on the "+" sign next to the name of the desired drive to display subfolders and files of a lower level.
Step 5
Click on the "-" icon next to the name of the expanded drive to close the directory or drive.
Step 6
Learn how to display the selected drive or folder on the right side of the File Explorer window.
Step 7
Notice the title of the Explorer window, which displays the name of the directory or drive being viewed.
Step 8
Use the "Address" field to enter the full path to a file or folder for quick access to them.
Step 9
Click the Folders button on the File Explorer toolbar to display the tree structure of folders and drives on your computer.
Step 10
Right-click in the free space of the right "Explorer" pane to open the context menu of the program and select "New" to create a new file or folder. Specify the desired format and confirm your choice by pressing the OK button.
Step 11
Call the service menu of the selected file or directory by right-clicking on its field and select the "Copy" command to create an identical object. Navigate to the desired location on the disk and right-click to bring up the context menu. Click Insert to create a copy of the selected file or folder.
Step 12
Call the service menu of the selected file or directory by right-clicking on its field and select the "Cut" command to perform the move operation. Navigate to the desired location on the disk and right-click to bring up the context menu. Use the Insert command to move the selected file or folder.
Step 13
Call the service menu of the selected file or directory by right-clicking on its field and select the "Rename" command to change the name of the required file or folder. Enter the desired name in the Name field.
Step 14
Call the service menu of the selected file or directory by right-clicking on its field and select the "Delete" command to perform the operation of deleting a file or folder. Press the OK button to confirm the execution of the selected command.
