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Moreover, you can also apply filters to your searches in File Explorer if you want to search for the files with a particular extension, like mp3, mp4, png, etc.

You can also use it in other ways, such as size:>100KB, which will list all files larger than 100 KB. If you want to find specific file types, use the kind: filter.

The basic functionality, however, remains unchanged. Although File Explorer is relatively easy to use, there are many features and settings that can help you be a little more productive on Windows 10.

File Explorer tabs are already part of the File Explorer UI, provided that you’re running an up-to-date copy of Windows. (You can check Windows Update in the Windows 11 Settings menu to be sure.) ...

Running the Shell command To view All Apps in File Explorer, you’ll use a Shell command shortcut. Hidden underneath the Windows architecture is a host of special shortcuts known as Shell commands.

It depends. Might be moving the folder, opening its content to view the files it contains, etc. so yeah nothing set; it's really just searching then using the results for whatever.