Running Explorer in Full-Screen Mode
If you want the largest possible screen area for the contents of each folder, you can place Windows Explorer in full-screen mode by pressing F11. (You can also hold down Ctrl and click the Maximize button; if Explorer is already maximized, you first have to click the Restore button.) This mode takes over the entire screen and hides the title bar, menu bar, status bar, address bar, and search bar. To work with the address bar or search bar, move your mouse pointer to the top of the screen. To restore the window, either press F11 again or display the address bar and search bar and then click the Full Screen button (which is to the right of the Search box).
In this tutorial:
- Customizing Windows Explorer
- Returning the Menus to Their Rightful Place
- Changing the View
- Viewing More Properties
- Turning On File Extensions
- Stopping Delete Confirmations
- Running Explorer in Full-Screen Mode
- Exploring the View Options
- Moving User Folders
- Taking Ownership of Your Files
- Running Custom Searches
- Using Natural Language Queries