Change the default action when you start typing in Windows Explorer File 10

Change the default action when you start typing in Windows Explorer File 10 -

When you type something in the File Explorer in Windows 10, the element with default a name that starts with the letter or number you typed in the currently open folder or drive is selected. For example, if you browse to C: , you can press to go directly to Pro C: Program Files. You can customize this behavior in Windows 10. Thus, instead of the file is selected, a search is performed. File Explorer Windows 10 offers two choices that can change the behavior of the Explorer window after entering your keyboard. In this article we will see how to access and change these options.

To change the default action when you start typing in an Explorer window, use the Folder and Search Options. direct dialogue Explorer configuration files
Follow these simple steps:

1. Open File Explorer.
2. Click File -> Change Folder and search options:
3. The Folder Options window opens, put there in the View tab .
4. Scroll the list of options until you find the item called When typing in the list view .
5. If you set this option to "Select the item typed into view" Explorer jump to the item in the folder whose name you entered in the open window.
   For example, see the results when I type "peak" in the next screenshot:
6. If you set this option instead of "automatically Type in the search box" Explorer send your keyboard input to the search box in the title bar and start looking for what you have entered immediately.
   For example, this is the result when this option is enabled:

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There. By default File Explorer uses the "Select the item typed into view." You can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + E to move the focus in the search area. The same can be done in Windows 8.

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