Windows 11 和 Windows 10 提供了多种将文件(Files)和文件夹(Folders)从一个位置移动到另一个位置的方法。移动文件或文件夹意味着将其当前位置更改为所需位置,而不创建文件夹文件的任何相同副本。移动文件或文件夹的最常见方法是将它们拖放到目标位置。但是,我们将学习更多方法来做到这一点。
如何在Windows 11/10文件(Files)和文件夹(Folders)
在这篇文章中,我们现在将介绍在Context Menu、File Explorer、Power Shell、Command Prompt等的帮助下在Windows 11/10中移动文件和文件夹的所有可能方法。它们如下所述。
- 拖放
- 上下文菜单 - 剪切/粘贴
- 上下文菜单 - 移动项目
- 文件资源管理器主菜单 - 剪切(File Explorer Home Menu – Cut)和粘贴(Paste)
- 文件资源管理器主菜单 - 移动(File Explorer Home Menu – Move)到按钮
- 使用命令提示符
- 使用电源外壳。
让我们详细研究一下。
1]拖放
拖放方法是将文件和文件夹从一个位置移动到另一个位置的最常用且最简单的方法。为此,请按Windows logo key + E.并排打开文件资源管理器 Windows 。(File Explorer Windows)
假设您要将“防止(Prevention)食品掺假法”的PDF文件从“文档”文件夹移动到“图片”文件夹中的“健康(Health)与食品安全”。在文件资源管理器窗口中(File Explorer)单击(Click)目标文件夹2。
从文件资源管理器窗口 1(File Explorer Window 1)中选择文件,然后将其拖放到目标文件资源管理器(File Explorer)窗口 2。
您的文件将被移动到目标文件夹!
2]上下文菜单 - 剪切/粘贴
这是移动文件或文件夹的另一种简单方法,无需并排打开多个文件资源管理器窗口即可完成。(File Explorer)只需右键单击文件或文件夹即可打开上下文菜单。(Context Menu)
选择要移动的文件并右键单击它。打开的弹出窗口是包含各种功能和命令的上下文菜单。(Context Menu)单击(Click)“剪切”(‘Cut’)选项。
接下来,转到要移动文件的目标文件夹,然后单击“粘贴”。(‘Paste’.)所选文件将显示在目标位置。简单的!
3]上下文菜单-移动项目
使用我们的Ultimate Windows Tweaker将“移动到(Move To)”选项添加到您的上下文菜单中,并使用它轻松地将项目从一个位置移动到另一个位置。
您将在Context Menu > Desktop Context Menu 2选项卡下获得设置。
4]使用主菜单的文件资源管理器(File Explorer)- 剪切粘贴(Home Menu – Cut-Paste)方法
在这里,我们将使用文件资源管理器中的主(Home)菜单。
选择文件或文件夹,然后单击上面功能区中的(Ribbon)主页(Home)选项卡。单击(Click)“剪切”(‘Cut’)选项。
然后,转到要移动文件或文件夹的位置。
选择主页(Home)选项卡,然后单击“粘贴”。(‘Paste’.)选定的文件或文件夹将出现在那里。
5]使用主菜单的(Home Menu – Move)文件资源管理器(File Explorer)- 移动到按钮
此方法类似于上面提到的使用文件资源管理器中的(File Explorer)主(Home) 菜单(Menu)的方法。但是,我们使用“移动到”(‘Move to’)选项而不是剪切粘贴方法。
选择要移动的文件或文件夹,然后单击上方文件资源管理器功能区中的(File Explorer)主页(Home)选项卡。接下来,单击“移至”(‘Move to’)按钮,将出现下拉菜单列表。选择您要将文件移动到的位置,它将直接发送到那里。
6]使用命令提示符
打开命令提示符窗口并使用以下命令:
move "FileFolderPath" "PathToDestinationFolder"
例如。如果要将名为TWC.exe的文件从Program Files 文件(Files)夹移动到 D 驱动器,命令将是:
move "C:\Program Files\TWC.exe" "D:\"
如果要将名为TWC的文件夹从Program Files 文件(Files)夹移动到 D 驱动器,命令将是:
move "C:\Program Files\TWC" "D:\"
7]使用电源外壳
打开PowerShell窗口并使用以下命令:
Move-Item "File/FolderPath" "PathToDestinationFolder"
例如。如果要将名为TWC.exe的文件从Program Files 文件(Files)夹移动到 D 驱动器,命令将是:
Move-Item "C:\Program Files\TWC.exe" "D:\"
如果要将名为TWC的文件夹从Program Files 文件(Files)夹移动到 D 驱动器,命令将是:
Move-Item "C:\Program Files\TWC" "D:\"
这些是您可以最方便地在Windows 10中移动文件和文件夹的不同方式。
阅读下一篇(Read next):在 Windows 11/10中重命名文件和文件夹(rename Files and Folders)的8 种方法。
How to Move Files and Folders in Windows 11/10
Windows 11 and Windows 10 offer a variety of ways to move Files and Folders from one location to another. Tо move a file or a folder means to change its current location to the desired location, without creatіng any identical copy of the file of the folder. The most common way to move files or folders is to drag and drop them tо the destination. However, we will lеarn more wаys to do so.
How to move Files and Folders in Windows 11/10
In this post, we will now cover all the possible ways to move files and folders in Windows 11/10 with the help of Context Menu, File Explorer, Power Shell, Command Prompt, and so. They are mentioned as below.
- Drag and Drop
- Context Menu – Cut/Paste
- Context Menu – Move item
- File Explorer Home Menu – Cut & Paste
- File Explorer Home Menu – Move to button
- Using the Command Prompt
- Using Power Shell.
Let us look into them in detail.
1] Drag and Drop
The Drag and Drop method is the most commonly used and an easy way to move files and folders from one place to another. To do so, open both the File Explorer Windows side by side by pressing Windows logo key + E.
Let’s say, you want to move a PDF file “The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act” from ‘Documents’ folder to ‘Health and Food Security’ in the ‘Pictures’ folder. Click on the destination folder in the File Explorer window 2.
Select the file from the File Explorer Window 1 and simply drag it and drop it to the destination File Explorer window 2.
Your file will be moved to the destination folder!
2] Context Menu – Cut/Paste
This is another easy method to move files or folders which can be done without opening multiple File Explorer windows side by side. Context Menu can be opened by simply right-clicking on the file or folder.
Select the file you want to move and right-click on it. The pop-up window that opens is the Context Menu which consists of a variety of functions and commands. Click on the ‘Cut’ option.
Next, go to the destination folder where you want the file to be moved and then, click ‘Paste’. The selected file will be seen there in the destination location. Simple!
3] Context Menu- Move item
Use our Ultimate Windows Tweaker to add “Move To” option to your context menu and use it to easily move items from one location to another.
You will get the setting under Context Menu > Desktop Context Menu 2 tab.
4] File Explorer using Home Menu – Cut-Paste method
Here, we are going to use the Home Menu in File Explorer.
Select the file or folder and click on the Home tab from the Ribbon above. Click on the ‘Cut’ option.
Then, go to the location where you want to move the file or folder.
Select the Home tab and then, click on ‘Paste’. The selected file or folder will appear there.
5] File Explorer using Home Menu – Move to button
This method is similar to the one mentioned above using the Home Menu in File Explorer. But, instead of the cut-paste method, we make use of the ‘Move to’ option.
Select the file or folder that you want to move and click on the Home tab in the File Explorer ribbon above. Next, click on the ‘Move to’ button, and a list of the drop-down menu will appear. Choose the location you would like to move the file to and it will be directly sent over there.
6] Using the Command Prompt
Open a command prompt window and use the following command:
move "FileFolderPath" "PathToDestinationFolder"
Eg. If you want to move a file named TWC.exe from your Program Files folder to your D drive, the command will be:
move "C:\Program Files\TWC.exe" "D:\"
If you want to move a folder named TWC from your Program Files folder to your D drive, the command will be:
move "C:\Program Files\TWC" "D:\"
7] Using Power Shell
Open a PowerShell window and use the following command:
Move-Item "File/FolderPath" "PathToDestinationFolder"
Eg. If you want to move a file named TWC.exe from your Program Files folder to your D drive, the command will be:
Move-Item "C:\Program Files\TWC.exe" "D:\"
If you want to move a folder named TWC from your Program Files folder to your D drive, the command will be:
Move-Item "C:\Program Files\TWC" "D:\"
These are the different ways by which you can most conveniently move files and folders in Windows 10.
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