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> I will point out that File Explorer includes a shortcut for opening PowerShell at the current directory, which can be triggered through the File menu or alt-f
by ju-st 6y ago
> I will point out that File Explorer includes a shortcut for opening PowerShell at the current directory, which can be triggered through the File menu or alt-f-r.
You can also type "powershell" or "cmd" or whatever into the Windows Explorer address bar.
- jotux 6y agoShift+Right-Click will add a "Open powershell window here" option to the right click window as well. I think this has been around since win2k.