How to Use the Right-Click Menu to Copy a File Path in Windows 10
Sometimes you need to make a note of the exact path of a file in folder.
Instead of typing out a file’s path by hand, or trying to grab it by any other means, you can press and hold the Shift key before right-clicking the file and you will get a Copy as Path option in context menu.
Instead of copying the file, this option puts the file’s path in your clipboard, where you can then paste it wherever it’s needed.
Nothing groundbreaking, for sure, but it’s a handy, relatively unknown tip that can make many file based tasks much quicker to deal with.
Instead of typing out a file’s path by hand, or trying to grab it by any other means, you can press and hold the Shift key before right-clicking the file and you will get a Copy as Path option in context menu.
Instead of copying the file, this option puts the file’s path in your clipboard, where you can then paste it wherever it’s needed.
Nothing groundbreaking, for sure, but it’s a handy, relatively unknown tip that can make many file based tasks much quicker to deal with.