How to select certain downloads from my files

 · Open File Explorer and right-click the Downloads folder under This PC in the navigation column. Select Properties from the context menu. Go to the location tab in the Properties window. Click the ‘Move’ button and select a different folder to use as the default downloads folder. Click ‘Apply’.  · Windows will display a long list of known file types in the next menu. To change any of these, click on the known option for that type and select from the list that appears in the Choose an app menu. If there isn’t an existing default app applied, click Choose a default and select an option. For file types that have no known software installed, click Look for an app in the Microsoft Store.  · Click the first file or folder you want to select. Hold down the Shift key, select the last file or folder, and then let go of the Shift key. Hold down the Ctrl key and click any other file(s) or folder(s) you would like to add to those already selected.

How to choose where you save files downloaded in Edge. When you click a file to download in Edge, it will by default save to the Downloads folder. If you'd like to save files to a folder other. Click the circle to the left of the "Save files to" option to enable downloads for a specific location. If you would prefer to be asked where to save a download every time you download something, click instead the "Always ask you where to save files" circle. You can click-and-drag a box around the files or folders you want to select. Doing so selects all files and folders in that box, as shown in the animated picture. To do this, click and hold your left mouse button on the top-left portion of where you want to start highlighting. Next, drag the box until the last file or folder is highlighted.

How to choose where you save files downloaded in Edge. When you click a file to download in Edge, it will by default save to the Downloads folder. If you'd like to save files to a folder other. To select multiple files in a specific range, open the folder where the files are located. Select the first file in the range with your mouse pointer. Now, hold down the “Shift” key on your keyboard and select the last file in the range. As soon as you do that, Windows will select all the files and folders in that range. To change any of these, click on the known option for that type and select from the list that appears in the Choose an app menu. If there isn’t an existing default app applied, click Choose a default and select an option. For file types that have no known software installed, click Look for an app in the Microsoft Store for potential alternatives.