How to Enable Single Click Settings in Windows File Explorer

Learn how to switch to single-click settings in Windows File Explorer to open files and folders more efficiently.

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To enable single-click settings on your computer, go to 'File Explorer' and select 'View' in the menu bar. Click on 'Options,' then 'Folder Options.' In the 'General' tab, under the 'Click items as follows' section, select the radio button 'Single-click to open an item.' Click 'Apply' and then 'OK' to save your settings.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is single-click settings in Windows? Single-click settings allow users to open files and folders by clicking once instead of twice, streamlining navigation.
  2. How do I access Folder Options in File Explorer? You can access Folder Options by opening File Explorer, selecting 'View' in the menu bar, and then clicking on 'Options.'
  3. Can I revert back to double-click settings? Yes, you can revert back by following the same steps and choosing 'Double-click to open an item' in the Folder Options.

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