Previously, File Explorer only remembered open windows, but now it remembers the tabs you had open in each File Explorer window before rebooting your computer.

Heck, you don’t even have to be running Windows 10. If you’ve got Windows XP, 7, or 8 you can add tabs to Windows Explorer/File Explorer right now via the Clover 3 extension.

File Explorer is one of the most essential tools in Windows 11, but you may not know everything about it. Let's take a closer look.

We show you how to disable Tabs in File Explorer on Windows 11 by using a free command line tool called ViveTool.

The addition of tabs to File Explorer in Windows 11 allows for multiple folders to be open in one window. The company first started testing tabs in Windows 10 apps, under a feature named Sets.

Files is a file explorer with support for tabs, and it's about to get a big update to fit right in on Windows 11.

After many weeks of rumors, Microsoft has come out and confirmed that Windows 11 is getting a tab experience in File Explorer.

You cant middle click a file to open in a new tab, for example, nor can you drag a tab to another window. If you're looking to disable tabs in Windows 11, think again.

First spotted by Windows Insider Rafael Rivera on Twitter, once enabled, tabs will appear along the top of the File Explorer app, allowing users to have multiple folders open in one window.

If you are unhappy with how tabs in the recently updated File Explorer work, this guide will show you how to restore the original version without downgrading the operating system to version 21H2.

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