![]() ![]() That’s understandable – it’s not very obvious. ![]() And if you’re like most Widnows 10 users, you’ve never noticed it. There’s nothing we know of that makes it easier or more convenient to copy or move files from one location to another in Windows 10 than having “Copy to” and “Move to” right there on the Windows right-click menu.Īnd while there is nothing easier than having “Copy to” and “Move to” on your right-click menu, there is another easy way to copy and move files from one location to another using nothing but Windows File Explorer. How to Use Windows 10 File Explorer to Copy & Move Filesįirst, we have written many times about the lack of “Copy to” and “Move to” on the Windows 10 right-click menu.So we published a simple remedy for that.
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