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The third type is called a program tab that replaces the standard set of tabs when you switch to certain views or modes, such as Homegroup, This PC, or Network. File Explorer recognizes what you’re doing and provides the right set of tabs and tools to use when you need them. The second type is called a contextual tab-such as Library Tools, Picture Tools, or Video Tools-that appears only when they are needed based on the type of task you are doing.

The first type is called a standard tab-such as File, Home, Share, and View-that you see whenever you use File Explorer. Tabsįile Explorer provides three types of tabs on the Ribbon. If you prefer using the keyboard shortcuts found in previous versions of Windows, such as Ctrl+C (for Copy) and Ctrl+V (for Paste), all the keyboard shortcuts and keyboard accelerators work exactly the same in File Explorer. To cancel an action and hide the KeyTips, press and release the or key again. Simply press and release the or key to display KeyTips over each feature in the current view, and then continue to press the letter shown in the KeyTip until you press the one that you want to use. If you prefer using the keyboard instead of the mouse to access commands on the Ribbon, File Explorer provides easy to use shortcuts. Click or tap the Expand the Ribbon button (Ctrl+F1) or double-click or double-tap a tab to maximize it. Click or tap a tab to auto display it (Ribbon remains minimized). To minimize the Ribbon, click or tap the Minimize the Ribbon button (Ctrl+F1) or double-click or double-tap the current tab. Creating a Shortcut to a File or Folder.Deleting and Restoring Files and Folders.Creating and Renaming Files and Folders.Modifying the Index to Improve Searches.

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