Are you using a complex file and folder structure on your Windows PC? Then, you must be spending little time navigating your file. You can quickly open the file’s path without browsing too much on your PC. Follow these easy steps to find a file’s path on Windows.

1. Open File Explorer.
2. Select “This PC” from the left side panel.
3. Click on the search bar at the top right in the File Explorer.
4. Type the name of the file that you want to find, and click on the right directional arrow icon.
5. This will start searching your file on your computer. Soon after you will see your file in the search result.
6. Select your file, and right-click on it.
7. From the drop-down menu list, click on the “Open file location” option.
8. This will open the location of your file.
9. Click on the box at the top of the search result. This will show you the full path of your saved file on your PC.
10. Another way to know the file path, right-click on the file name.
11. Click on the Properties from the drop-down menu list.
12. In the General tab, and in front of the location, you will find the full path of your file.
13. Select the file path, and right-click on it.
14. Click on the Copy option from the drop-down list.
15. Type notepad in the Windows search bar.
16. Click on the Notepad App to open it.
17. Press the Control + V keys on your keyboard, and this will paste the file path.
18. Close all the opened windows and boxes.
19. Open your saved path file in notepad.
20. Select the path, and press the control + C keys on your keyboard to copy it.
21. Open File Explorer, and click on the path bar.
22. Press the control + V keys on your keyboard, and then press the Enter key.
23. See, this will open the saved file location very quickly.

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