The file names your camera and phone automatically generate are terrible, here are the best ways to get your files organized on Windows 10. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ...

File Explorer is the default on Windows PCs, but it's not the prettiest app for file management. That title goes to Files, a third-party file explorer available on Windows 11 and Windows 10.

If you want to preview files in Windows 11/10, then this post can help.We have covered some good and free apps for you to do this. You won’t have to open a file to check its content. Just use ...

Files UWP is a third-party, open-source file management app for Windows 10 that packs in Fluent Design and extra features to serve as an alternative to the built-in File Explorer.

Microsoft is offering a free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8.1 users. Can't beat that deal. But you should check to make sure your files, applications and settings remain intact after the transition.

File Explorer is the default on Windows PCs, but it's not the prettiest app for file management. That title goes to Files, a third-party file explorer available on Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Windows 11/10 includes a new UWP Windows File Explorer app file, that is optimized for Touch devices and includes a Dark theme as well. This post will show you how to access this hidden Explorer app.

Nobody likes an operating system that’s full of unnecessary stray files, 20 annoying apps that start up when you fire up your computer, and other crap that slows down your system, makes your ...

Windows File Recovery is going to be your new favorite Windows 10 app. It isn't the most exciting tool, but the Microsoft-made file management software will help you out if you ever accidentally ...

Windows 10's Storage settings section is getting a new feature called "User cleanup recommendations" that recommends a list of unused files and applications that can be removed to free up disk space.

The easiest way to remove a file association in Windows 10 is to reset the app defaults to the Microsoft recommended defaults. For this, go to Settings ( Windows + I ) and navigate to Apps ...