Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer is the default file management tool in the Microsoft Windows operating system.

You can open Windows Explorer by clicking on the File Explorer icon in the taskbar or by pressing Win + E on your keyboard.

Yes, you can customize the appearance of Windows Explorer by changing the view settings, applying different folder templates, or using third-party themes.

To create a new folder, right-click on the desired location in Windows Explorer, select "New," and then choose "Folder."

Libraries are virtual folders that provide a centralized location to organize and access files from multiple locations. They allow you to group similar files together without physically moving them.

You can search for files in Windows Explorer by typing keywords into the search box located at the top right corner of the window. You can also use advanced search filters to narrow down your search results.

To change the default folder view, open any folder in Windows Explorer, go to the "View" tab, click on "Options," select "Change folder and search options," navigate to the "View" tab in Folder Options, and then click on "Apply to Folders."

Yes, you can rename multiple files simultaneously in Windows Explorer by selecting them, pressing F2, and then typing the desired name. The names will be automatically numbered to avoid conflicts.

You can organize files and folders in Windows Explorer by creating folders, moving or copying items between folders, renaming files and folders, and using file metadata to sort and group them.

Yes, it is possible to change the default file manager in Windows. However, it requires modifying system settings and is not a straightforward process.