Find the record or folder whose path you’d like to copy in File Explorer. Hold down Shift for your keyboard and right-click on on it. In the context menu that pops up, select “Copy As Path.”
(The area of “Copy As Path” within the context menu list will vary, depending for your gadget setup and the type of document you are right-clicking on.)
This will copy the full path of the document’s place onto the Windows clipboard. For example, the route may also look something like this:
“C:UsersredwolfDesktopExample ImagesPicture.Jpg.”
- You can then paste the path anyplace you like, which include a record upload conversation in a web browser.
- Upload window in Mozilla Firefox for Windows 10
This tip also enables while you’re hacking the registry to add any application your computer context menu, going for walks commands within the Command Prompt or PowerShell, and doing whatever else that requires the full direction of a document. There’s no need to kind it out.