Occasionally, there are changes to the way Explorer++ saves data, so if you do plan on running multiple versions, it's highly recommended that you back up your current save data. If you find a problem with the current version of Explorer++, you can grab a previous version below. Once the script is running, pressing Win+E will launch Explorer++.
Just download the script and move it into the same folder as the Explorer++ executable. This script allows you to start Explorer++ using the hotkey Win+E. The scripts below require AutoHotkey to be installed. You can use free file management software to shred files, rename batches, merging/splitting various files, archiving, zipping/unzipping files and for creating and validating checksum files. The links below will be for the most recent build that has taken place:įor a full list of builds, see the AppVeyor page for this project. Next on our list of best file managers for Windows 10 is Free Commander.Best known for its simple appearance Freecommander has a lot to offer. If you do find a bug, please report it in the forum. Note that while these builds allow you to try newer functionality sooner, there's also a greater chance that particular features might be broken or incomplete. These builds replace the old nightly builds. Download 32-bit Download 64-bitĪs of June 2017, up-to-date development builds are available via AppVeyor.
There's no need to install anything, simply extract the executable and run it. You can download Explorer++ 1.4.0 beta 2 below.
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