Keyboard shortcut for the Windows Explorer address bar
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00:00 Keyboard Shortcut For The Windows Explorer Address Bar
00:15 Accepted Answer Score 123
00:47 Answer 2 Score 2
01:02 Answer 3 Score 5
01:14 Answer 4 Score 2
01:26 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 123
Found it, it's possible with the following two shortcuts:
- Alt+D selects the current path in English versions (see comments for other languages)
- on Windows 8, Ctrl+L can also be used to select the current path (all languages)
- F4 will put the cursor at the end of the current path and expand the dropdown list of the address bar (all languages)
BTW: here's a complete list of keyboard shortcuts in windows 7: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Keyboard-shortcuts
ANSWER 2
Score 5
If you're using non-English version, you can use AutoHotkey with this script:
#IfWinActive ahk_class CabinetWClass
!d::ControlClick,ToolbarWindow322
return
ANSWER 3
Score 2
I can't verify this myself at the moment since I'm using Mac OS X, but this webpage suggests that Alt-D
is what you're looking for (see section "Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts").
ANSWER 4
Score 2
Ctrl+L seems to be working in many browsers, in File Explorer too. It's in Windows 8 (in Windows 7 it does not work).