You can use File Explorer for a variety of tasks. Formally called Favorites in previous versions of Windows, here you will see your most frequently accessed folders and files you created. When you launch File Explorer in Windows 10, you get the Quick access window. To see into your computer’s storage vault, click the File Explorer icon located on your Taskbar or click Start > File Explorer. Since many of you are coming from Windows 7 and skipped Windows 8.x altogether, we thought you’d like to take a look at using File Explorer in Windows 10. Over the years, this essential part of the Windows experience has evolved from its roots as File Manager in early releases, then Windows Explorer, and now called File Explorer, first introduced in Windows 8. Note that, in Windows 8, moving your mouse to the extreme right side of the Taskbar also brings up the Charms bar.In the case of Windows, it’s File Explorer. The Show Desktop button is very narrow and hard to see in Windows 8 and 10, but if you just make sure to move your mouse to the extreme right side of the Taskbar, Aero Peek will work. The procedures to disable Aero Peek are the same in Windows 7, 8, and 10, except where noted. If you don’t want to use Aero Peek, it can easily be disabled in several ways. Move your mouse away from the Show Desktop button to see your program windows again. After a moment, all the open program windows become transparent and you can see your desktop. To use Aero Peek, move your mouse over the Show Desktop button on the far right side of the Taskbar. RELATED: How to Make Aero Peek Display Instantly in Windows It allows you to temporarily peek at the desktop behind any open program windows.

Aero Peek is a feature that’s been available in Windows since Windows 7, and is on by default (except in Windows 8).

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