Method 1:- Press Win + E on your keyboard

Method 2:- use of shortcut for file explorer in the taskbar

Method 3:-using Cortana's search

Method 4:- using the shortcut of file explorer from the WinX menu.

Method 5:- from start menu use file explorer shortcut

Method 6:- run Explorer.exe

Method 7:- or create a shortcut and place it to your desktop.

Method 8:- use Prompt command or Powershell

Method 9:- By using task manager

Method 10:- By using the Run Window

• 1.Home Tab
• It is Located on the top left corner of the file explorer
• Whenever you tap windows + Eyou will be taken to the Home Tab
• 2.Share Tab
• It is also located on the top left corner of the file explorer
• It allows you to share plenty of files whenever you want by just one single click
• 3.View Tab
• By clicking on preview pane you can preview the pictures and documents
• You can also change the file preview from small icons to large icons
• 4.Quick Access
• With this feature, you can visit those files which are visited frequently
• There are two sections of it:- frequently folders and recent files
• 5.One Drive
• Earlier Windows explorer allows you to save the files directly in One Drive
• The new file explorer has overcome this drawback now you can not only save the documents in one drive but also sync these documents with the system.

• 1.From this PC
• 2.From the taskbar
• 3.From Cortana
• 4.From Start Menu
• 5.From the power user task menu

From Shortcut key