Explore Rooted

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Convert Audio Files Convert Images Copy/Move To Folder Copy Path Create Virtual Drive Delete On Reboot Duplicate File Encrypt/Decrypt File Explore Rooted Extended Delete Extended Search & Replace

Find Folder Folder Color Folder Contents Folder Size Go To Folder Image Size Junction Point Target Mask By Type MD5/CRC32 Media Info New Folder Here

New From Template Open In Notepad Play Media Album Portfolio Preview Print Folder Listing Recent Files Run With Parameters Select By Type Set Attributes Shortcut Target

Shred File Shut Down Split File Synchronize Folder Up One Level View Icons Zip Files Zip Folder

 

Explore Rooted allows you to open a two-pane Windows Explorer window rooted to any folder. What's "rooted"? Only the selected folder and its subfolders will be shown in the left pane of the window, giving a clearer view of the folders and files you want to work with. In the screenshot example, we've opened a rooted view of the Program Files\Windows NT folder.

Right-click any folder or file icon (or a folder background or the desktop) and choose Explore Rooted from the ShellToys shortcut menu. (If you right-clicked a file, you'll see a rooted view of the folder containing it.)