Managing file extensions in Windows 10 can be straightforward once you know where to look. Follow this simple guide to show or hide extensions for known file types based on your preference.
To begin, right-click the Start menu and select 'File Explorer', or press the Windows Key + E to open File Explorer. Next, click on the 'View' tab and then click on 'Options'. Alternatively, you can use the search bar, type in 'File Explorer Options', and open it from there.
Once in the 'Options' window, navigate to the 'View' tab. Here, you'll find the 'Hide Extensions for Known File Types' option. Check or uncheck this box depending on your preference. When the box is checked, extensions for known file types, such as .txt, will be hidden. When it's unchecked, they will be visible.
Finally, click 'Apply' followed by 'OK' to save your changes.
Customizing file extensions visibility in Windows 10 can help you manage your files more effectively. Follow these steps to tailor your system to your needs.