Win11 Academy: how to enable tab drag support for the file manager on Windows 11 Build 25290

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Terrence for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, February 2, in the latest Win11 Build 25290 preview update, Microsoft set a hidden feature for the file manager: like a browser, you can drag a tab to the outside to open a new file manager window.

Microsoft is currently improving the tabs of the file manager to make its interactive experience close to that of browsers. @ PhantomOfEarth found that Feature ID for this feature can be enabled through the ViveTool tool in the latest Win11 Build 25290 preview update.

For more information on ViveTool / ViveGUI, you can visit: "unlock Microsoft Win11 Development Edition Hidden New Features, Open Source Command Line tool ViveTool user Guide"

This file manager feature is not enabled by default on Win11 Build 25290, but CTOnews.com users can enable it through the ViveTool tool:

1. Download the Vivetool tool from the GitHub page and extract it to any folder, but remember the folder path (for example, C:\ Program Files (x86)\ ViVeTool-v0.3.2)

two。 Press Win (or use the mouse) to open the start menu, enter "cmd", and then select "with administrator privileges" to open the command prompt

3. Use the cd command to jump to the ViveTool folder, such as "cd C:\ Program Files (x86)\ ViVeTool-v0.3.2"

4. Then enter vivetool / enable / id:39661369. If you are using PowerShell, the command is.\ vivetool / enable / id:39661369

5. Restart the computer