How to Sort and Select Files and Folders Windows 11 [Tutorial]

How to Sort and Select Files and Folders Windows 11 [Tutorial]
Windows File Explorer is a very powerful tool. It has an enormous ability to classify and arrange data. The tool allows users to access files from any address easily no matter which folder they have opened. In case you wish to sort Folders by Size or Month in your Windows system, then please read through this tutorial for the procedures.
It's important to know how to sort, group, and filter files and folders in Windows 10 and Windows 11, especially if you work with a lot of them. No matter how hard you try to organize everything, it may be difficult at times to find a specific item or set of items. That's why File Explorer includes plenty of options for sorting, grouping, and filtering files and folders, using all kinds of criteria in Windows 10 and Windows 11. This tutorial illustrates how to sort, group, and filter folders and files in Windows 10's File Explorer, so you can be more efficient in managing items and finding what you are looking for:
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When you need to delete or move a lot of files within Windows 11's File Explorer, you need not do so one at a time. There are numerous ways you can select all or multiple items within a folder. Selecting multiple files will enable you to delete or move selected groups more quickly.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Alienware, Razer, MSI, Huawei , Microsoft Surface, and Samsung.

[@Tazhel]

This is "group by" not "sort by". How can I use "Group by = none" and make folders and files be sorted together I want folder M to be shown after file A

[@Foldisfitch]

Everyone wants to just be able just drag a file into the order they want but apparently this can't be done unless you have Windows 7 or earlier
Why they took this ability away from us is beyond me

[@Darsquarius]

Such dogshit

[@fayhay8011]

Holy moly,I'm thankful for this video.I was struggling how to sort💀

[@MDTechVideos]

Glad it helped!

[@craigtomlinson5593]

Hi, watched this thinking it was something else. I want to be able to sort all folders within folders at the same time. The technics shown here, only apply the open folder.
Eg: If I go into any random folder, that has 200 folders, and in each of those has 200 , and they are all in an unsorted order, can I not do something to batch sort each one within?

[@robertlashnits-bi9rm]

If I Organize my files by date, will this change the file name at all, when the date is changed?

[@2gfan7]

No

[@RobertLashnits]

​@@2gfan7
Thank you.

[@solarflare8806]

Thank you for this, it was so annoying having my files sorted by date modified.

[@MDTechVideos]

You're welcome!

[@genxcoding]

thank you brother

[@MDTechVideos]

Glad I could help