![]() To do so, either click the arrow near the top right corner of the File Explorer window or press Ctrl+F1. If you’d rather see the ribbon all the time, you can expand it. You can still click any of the tabs at the top-like “Home,” “Share,” or “View” to view the commands and click a button. If you want more space in your file browsing windows, you can leave the ribbon collapsed by default. There are a few different ways you can use it. The ribbon in File Explorer works just like the ribbon in Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel. It contains shortcuts to user data folders on your PC as well as other drives, such as USB drives and DVD drives. The “This PC” section replaces the “My Computer” item on Windows 7. To remove an individual folder from Quick Access, right-click it and select “Unpin From Quick Access.” You can customize Quick Access from the options window. ![]() ![]() Windows 10 will automatically add your recently used folders to this area, too. You can drag and drop folders to the Quick Access area to “pin” them for easy access in the future. The “Quick Access” area in the sidebar replaces “Favorites” on Windows 10. It does have some new features, including a ribbon interface and built-in Microsoft OneDrive for syncing your files to the cloud. While it’s been renamed “File Explorer” in Windows 10, this application is basically the same as Windows Explorer on Windows 7. ![]()
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