Last February, Microsoft released the Windows 10X emulator, which lets you boot the new operating system inside. Windows 10. Primarily aimed at developers, it offers a good way to get acquainted with the new operating system and some of the features of Windows 10X and its new design, which will definitely come to the classic version of Windows 10 in the coming months.

Earlier in the week, Microsoft also introduced the new File Explorer for the same Windows 10X. If less than normal navigator is provided, but easier and clearer to use. The good news is that it is not designed solely for this version of the operating system. It is also possible to enjoy it under the classic version of Windows 10.. This does not replace the Windows 10 file explorer and does not allow you to browse the entire tree structure of your hard drive.

Attention and Prerequisites for Installing New Explorer in Windows 10

First, keep in mind that the procedure described below is unofficial. Installation of the new explorer requires a package of files from the Russian site. Community. We analyzed the behavior of these files, also exposed them to Windows Defender and Bitdefender antivirus and finally found nothing suspicious. However, we cannot guarantee that the method described below is 100% safe, even if used by established American sites such as MSPoweruser.

Second, installation requires two conditions:

You must have a version Windows 10 on 64 bit
you should Sign in to your OneDriv accounte in the classic OneDrive app (installed by default in Windows 10)

That’s it for now, we can go.

Enjoying the New File Explorer in Windows 10

Since that time start button Click on the icon of Windows 10 Settings or press the keys at the same time [Windows] + [I].
Then go to Update and securityThen developers area.
At game developer modeslider activated.
A message asking permission to enable Developer Mode. Admit it.
then download this file package. On your main hard drive, open it in a directory of your choice (in our example, we opened it in C:\Explorer).
Open the directory containing all the files you just recovered. click on file setup.ps1 and select the option Run with PowerShell.
After the installation is complete, the new Windows 10 / Windows 10X explorer can be accessed from the Start menu. It is simply called File Explorer and it has a small icon that indicates it is still in beta testing.