How to Select Multiple Files on Windows
How to Select Multiple Files on Windows?
You can select multiple files on Windows using various methods. Press the “Ctrl” key while clicking on each file, or use the “Shift” key to select a range of files.
Can I apply these methods to select files, in third party file managers?
In cases these methods will work in third party file managers that follow Windows conventions. However some may have their ways of selecting files.
What is the shortcut key for multiple select?
The shortcut key for multiple selection depends on your operating system:
- Windows: Hold Ctrl while clicking on your desired items.
- Mac: Hold Command (⌘) while clicking on your desired items.
How do I select and move multiple files in Windows?
Move multiple files in Windows:
- Pick & move: Hold Ctrl + click each file, then drag or Cut/Paste.
- Range select: Click first file, hold Shift, click last file, then drag or Cut/Paste.
- Select all: Ctrl + A (for all files in a folder).
What is the shortcut key for select all files?
The shortcut key to select all files in a folder is Ctrl + A. This works on both Windows and Mac.
How do I select multiple windows at once?
Windows doesn’t directly select multiple windows, but here’s how to manage them:
- Task View (Win + Tab): See all open windows as thumbnails and click one to switch.
- Snap Assist (Drag): Snap windows to the sides of the screen to view them side-by-side.
- Alt + Tab: Switch between open windows one by one while previewing them.
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