3 ms·[Ctrl][Up] works in Vista onwards to move up a folder. It's worth knowing.by LeonB 10y ago[Ctrl][Up] works in Vista onwards to move up a folder. It's worth knowing.pidg 10y ago<Backspace> does this, since XP I think - ^↑ doesn't seem to work for me in Win 10.Ntrails 10y agoBackspace is "back" not "up a folder level" as far as I am aware. This is consistent with web browsers - and indeed the conceptual meaning of "backspace" (go back 1)