RELATED: Understanding Windows 10's Privacy SettingsĪs long as you’ve already logged into your respective accounts, you’ll be able to immediately share any images you’ve downloaded or edited on your machine right from the file system, no web browser or extra email client required.
Once you click into the Share tab from the File Explorer, you’ll be greeted by a breadth of different tools and options you can use to make sharing the files from your computer much faster than ever before.Ī fresh addition to Windows 10, in the top left corner of every File Explorer window you’ll see there are now three integrated options to get your files off your PC and out to the web with one click: Share, Email, and Zip.įirst up is the Share button, an option that will bring up a prompt that some of you might already recognize from Windows 8.1.Īfter the Share icon is selected, the ubiquitous Share Charm will pop out from the right side of your desktop, where you’ll find several different social options depending on which apps you already have installed through the Windows Store. In this example we’ve pre-loaded the Facebook and OneNote apps, both of which are already programmed to handle picture sharing requests from a default setup of File Explorer.
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