Like any well-behaved program, File Explorer has an icon of its own. That’s the program-the app-that displays the icons of your files, folders, disks, and programs.
The primary tool at the desktop is now called File Explorer (formerly Windows Explorer). But as you create more files, stash them in more folders, and open more programs, it’s easy to wind up paralyzed before a screen awash with cluttered, overlapping rectangles.įortunately, Windows has always offered icons, buttons, and other inventions to help you keep these windows under control-and Windows 10 positively crawls with them. You look at a web page in a window, type into a window, read email in a window, and look at lists of files in a window. Windows got its name from the rectangles on the screen-the windows-where all your computer activity takes place.
Chapter 2. File Explorer, Taskbar & Action Center
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