¿Cómo voy directamente a una carpeta en Windows 10?

How do I go directly to a folder in Windows 10?

Click the Up arrow to go up one directory level (Windows 10). You’ll find this button next to the Back and Forward arrows. This will take you to the parent directory for your current location. For example, if you’re in C:/Program Files/Adobe, pressing Up will take you to C:/Program Files.

The fastest way to create a new folder in Windows is with the CTRL+Shift+N shortcut. 1. Navigate to the location where you want to create the folder. You can create a new folder at any location on your hard drive or within another folder (creating a subfolder) in File Explorer.

File & Directory Commands

1. To navigate into the root directory, use “cd /”
2. To navigate to your home directory, use “cd” or “cd ~”
3. To navigate up one directory level, use “cd ..”
4. To navigate to the previous directory (or back), use “cd -“

To find a shortcut’s actual location on the hard drive, first click on the Start button in the lower left of your screen. Roll the mouse over “Find”, then to the right over “Files or Folders.”. Click on “Files or Folders.”. The “Find:” Window pops up.

1. Open the File Explorer. 2. Tap on View and click on Options. 3. If you want to open folders in just a single click, then select the single click option. By default opening folders with double click is enabled. 4. Under View Tab, you can enable options by reading them.

The “simple way”: You can use the keyboard accelerator keys: Alt + F to bring up the file menu, and then W for the New menu, and then F for new folder. So your shortcut key sequence ends up being F + W + F with the Alt key held down.

In modern Windows versions, including Windows 10, the Desktop folder contents are stored in two locations. One is the “Common Desktop”, located in the folder C://Users//Public//Desktop. The other one is a special folder in the current user profile, %userprofile%//Desktop. Windows shows the contents of both folders in a single view.