Hey there! So, you want to know how to open PowerShell from a specific location without having to hold down the shift key? I’ve got you covered. Let’s dive into it.
Opening PowerShell with a Right-Click
By default, if you want to open PowerShell in a specific location, you need to hold down the shift key while right-clicking. But, let’s be honest, that’s not very convenient if you have to do it frequently.
So, here’s the trick. We’re going to make use of a handy little setting to enable opening PowerShell without the need for the shift key. Here’s how you do it:
- Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder where you want to open PowerShell.
- Click on the address bar to ensure it’s selected and shows the full path of the current folder.
- Now, type “
powershell” in the address bar and press Enter. This will open PowerShell directly in the current location.
How cool is that? No need for the shift key anymore!
Adding Personal Touches
Personally, I find this little trick to be a huge time-saver. As someone who frequently works with PowerShell, being able to open it directly in the desired folder without the extra key press is a game-changer. It’s the little things that make a big difference, right?
I love finding these kinds of shortcuts that streamline my workflow and make my tech life just a bit easier. It’s the tech equivalent of finding a shortcut in your daily commute – pure bliss!
Wrapping Up
So there you have it – a simple yet incredibly useful way to open PowerShell directly in a specific location without the need to hold down the shift key. I hope this little tip saves you as much time and effort as it has for me. Happy PowerShell-ing!