File Management

I can't be the only one who keeps losing important files on my computer, only to re-find them about a month too late. To help out, I'm starting a#TechQuickTips on file management. Let's get organized with my top 10 file management quick tips.

Learn how to browse your files in File Explorer and open, rename, and delete files and more.

Windows Explorer isn't a good file manager. And Microsoft, for all their improvements elsewhere in Windows 7, have somehow continued to make Explorer worse than it was before.

It's frustrating isn't it when you can't find that file? When you've searched every folder imaginable on your computer, and somehow it got lost....or worse, deleted. Now, there are excellent search tools for Windows that allow you to find your files, but they only work if you know the name of the file. And you don't want to open up a program to find every file and folder that you need. It's just nice to have things neat and easy to access whenever you need them.

Organize, share, and sync your items easily with these awesome file management apps.

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Here are the best document management systems for small businesses, including self-hosted software and cloud-based solutions for mobile access.

Show your messy file system who's boss with these high-quality tools. Most of them are low-cost, and many cost nothing at all.

A file manager or file browser is a computer program that provides a user interface to manage files and folders.

The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of notable file managers.