Copy a File Path in Windows 10

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   For example, let's open File Explorer

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   We double-click "Local Disk (C:)"

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   We double-click "Program files (x86)"

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   Then, we double-click "UltraISO"

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   Now in this folder, we right-click the "UltraISO.exe" file

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   We won't see for what we are looking.

   

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   We copy the whole path to the file and not just the file

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   To do that, we simply press and hold the "Shift" key on the keyboard and then right-click the file.

   

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   In the menu, we will have an option to "Copy as path"

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   This means that the text that is the path of the file plus the file itself (the name of the file) will be copied.

   

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   To check the buffer, we can simply create a new text document and then paste the buffer there

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   As we can see, "C:\Program Files (x86)\UltraISO\UltraISO.exe" path has been copied. This is useful for creating shortcuts or making notes in the shortcuts.

   

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