You can now use this gorgeous file explorer on Windows on ARM devices

Files, a third-party file explorer for Windows 11 and Windows 10, recently received an update to version two.one. The update to version ii.i isn't quite equally large as the jump to version 2.0 that launched alongside Windows eleven, merely it does include some pregnant changes and improvements. The app has a redesigned settings dialog and properties window that better marshal with Microsoft's latest Bone. Files too now natively supports ARM64 devices, such as the Surface Pro 10.

Here's everything that'southward new with Files in version 2.1:

Redesigned the settings dialog

Redesigned the properties window

Added a hotkey for playing audio and video in the preview pane

Added a toolbar push to empty recycle bin

Set window title to be the same as the selected tab name

Added compatibility options to the properties dialog

Added Native ARM64 Back up

Improved keyboard navigation in the cavalcade layout

Improved keyboard navigation in the details layout

Added back up for symbolic file links

Added keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+H) to show/hide hidden files

Removed delay when loading sidebar items and other services on startup

Evidence network shortcuts on the sidebar

Added clear all button to ongoing tasks flyout

Mousewheel click opens a new tab at selected path

Added experimental option to prove folder sizes

Added support for collapsing widgets on the homepage

Added subtle listview animation

Added selection to open Files on Windows Startup

Added support for Next Cloud

Added support for Yandex.Disk

Open up recycle bin & this pc shortcuts in Files when information technology's set up every bit the default file managing director

An experimental characteristic in Files allows yous to gear up the app as your default file managing director. The selection is still being worked on but is "stable enough for regular use" according to the app's developer. If y'all're already using Files equally your default file manager, you should switch the option off and then back on to ameliorate the feature'due south stability.

This weekend I helped port over the incredible @FilesForWindows app to ARM64 without any x86/x64 component left! App runs so much faster. Pull request is done and is waiting for merge. Besides got a nice .Net 6 upgrade for the broker. All tested on a 950 Twoscore pic.twitter.com/xEO7xPMAcK
— Gustave Monce (@gus33000) November 14, 2022

While Files is built for Windows PCs, developer Gustave Monce managed to go it to run on a Lumia 950.

The update is already live in the Microsoft Store. Y'all can also download files through GitHub.

Modern file explorer : Files

A file explorer with tabs

Files is a third-party file explorer that's built to work with touch or a mouse and keyboard. Its recent update adds native back up for ARM64 devices and redesigns several of its elements.

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