Windows 10: Shift click in navigation pane....?

Is there seriously no way to shift-click folders in the navigation pane and open a new window...?*Sick*Sick*Mad*Mad*Sick*Sick*Mad*Mad*Sick*Sick*Mad*Mad*Sleepy*Sleepy*Sleepy*Sleepy

Is it just me or does Windows 10 have a more 'dumb' explorer? It somehow manages to end up having less power and functionality, even though we have so many new tabs. Which you can't even slide other folders into- they're just menu options.

:)

 

Power User Menu No Response

Navigate to C:\windows\system32. Find CMD. Right click it and run as administrator.

On boot hit shift +F10 to enter a command prompt>right click to run as admin

 

How toget the full file path ALL the time, just not depending on how you get to the folder.

You have to perform the Shift+Right-click on a folder in the Navigation Pane or a file or folder in the right-hand pane. It sounds like you're right clicking in the Address Bar.

Keith

 

Right-click on a folder in the navigation pane in File Explorer and select 'Open in new window'.

 

I know you can do that, but is there a more convenient way than that?

I'm at a loss to understand why shift click does not do anything special.

 

It's control to open in a new window, just hold control and double click the folder you want to open, but the navigation pane is not able to use this feature.

 

Open them from Taskbar Jump Lists.

 

Thanks, but I actually hate the taskbar pins. They feel really clumsy, probably not helped by the fact that WX deliberately slows the fade-in

 

I don't always like to push 3rd party software, but, this one is indispensable:

QTTabBar Tabbed Explorer and more!

Middle-click in navigation pane opens selection in a new window.

(providing you are able to simulate a 3 finger middle-click on your trackpad)

(Just a suggestion) *Wink

 

Thanks that's really neat.