In Windows, there are a few different methods to move files from one folder to another. Depending on the version of Windows you are running, your experience may vary.
1. Using File Explorer
One way to move files is by using File Explorer. File Explorer is the default driver in all versions of Windows, and can be found either on the taskbar (Windows 10) or under Windows Accessories (Windows 7).
Once File Explorer is open, navigate to the file or folder you wish to move. Right click on it, then select “Cut” from the context menu. Navigate to the folder where you want to move the file or folder and right click. Choose “Paste” from the context menu, and the file or folder should be moved to the new folder.
2. Using Search
Another way to move files is through Search. On the taskbar or start menu, type the name of the file you want to move. When it appears in the list, right click on the file and select “Move” from the context menu. This will open a dialog box that lets you select the destination for your file. Once you have chosen the new folder, click “Move” and the file will be moved to the new folder.
3. Using Command Prompt
The third way to move files from one folder to another is through the use of command prompt. To open the command prompt, type “cmd” into the search bar and hit enter. Once the command prompt is open, type the following command:
move “C:\path\to\file” “C:\path\to\destination”
Replace “C:\path\to\file” with the full path of the file you wish to move, and “C:\path\to\destination” with the full path of the folder you want to move it to. Once you hit enter, the file should be moved to the new folder.
No matter which method you choose, the file or folder should now be moved to the new folder you specified. Keep in mind, however, that only the file or folder itself will be moved; any subdirectories will remain in their original location. If you wish to move a file or folder along with its subdirectories, you’ll need to use the Copy command instead of the Move command.