If you want to go to the current explorer folder in cmd or power shell, just type cmd or powershell in the explorer address box and hit enter. Probably quicker.
Windows 10 I've added open command prompt here command prompt as administrator when I right click. A Google search will find the info and reg files from MS. Can also be added to work with shift right click instead.
This is my tip for you. Open command prompt and paste reg.exe add "HKCUSoftwareClassesCLSID{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}InprocServer32" /f /ve then restart file explorer and old context menu will be back as default.
I dont have the open in terminal when right click. How do i enable it? Ive seen some other creators have it as well. EDIT. NVM i had a program installer highlighted. Im stupid sometimes
I like to use CTRL + L in the directory or in a browser, it marks the address bar and you can easily copy the directory path or a website. Thank you for sharing
yea, what it does is expose the Windows 11 layer on top of the original but very dated code of the transient Windows Kernel that has been there since about Windows 2000.
Did you know this?
Poor win 11πππ
Ctrl + SHIFT + click opens CMD/Terminal it in Administrator mode in Windows if the icons are pinned in the taskbar.
That is sick
I didn't know that
Thanks a lot man
Or type cmd in the address bar
If you want to go to the current explorer folder in cmd or power shell, just type cmd or powershell in the explorer address box and hit enter. Probably quicker.
Your laptop says nvidia but shift right clicking says open amd software
I wonder why?
Tip from your comments… Should mention that π
Yes, I knew this. But I always wanted this to be the CMD, so I had to edit the registry to add CMD.
F* MS, I need this π Don't understand Windows hide them.
I knew thisβ¦ but it doesnβt work everywhere so Iβm always doing it the long way.
left shift button π’, right shift button π
Windows 10
I've added open command prompt here command prompt as administrator when I right click. A Google search will find the info and reg files from MS. Can also be added to work with shift right click instead.
I put the old context menu back with StartAllBlack
This is Great π
This is my tip for you. Open command prompt and paste reg.exe add "HKCUSoftwareClassesCLSID{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}InprocServer32" /f /ve then restart file explorer and old context menu will be back as default.
Good thing I use windows 10.
Type "cmd" in the file explorer address bar to open the terminal in the current directory.
This "new" context menu is an asinine design.
Alt+d, then type cmd
I found this out like 5 days ago, amazing a second video on this subject.
I dont have the open in terminal when right click. How do i enable it? Ive seen some other creators have it as well. EDIT. NVM i had a program installer highlighted. Im stupid sometimes
They only thing that you need to know about Windows is that it is to be purged with a fresh Linux install.
Open in actual powershell Set-Location shows an invalid argument.
Open in terminal doesn't require Shift
I hate the new context menu so I have a small script that changes everything back to the old way. x)
how can i use the wsl the same my network computer
Type "cmd" in the file explorer's address bar. The command prompt will open in the directory where you currently are in the file browser
Is there a way to make this standard menu in WIndows 11? So i won't have to press with shift?
Type cmd in the path text box in explorer and cmd opens, less clicks β€π
I like to use CTRL + L in the directory or in a browser, it marks the address bar and you can easily copy the directory path or a website. Thank you for sharing
yea, what it does is expose the Windows 11 layer on top of the original but very dated code of the transient Windows Kernel that has been there since about Windows 2000.