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Windows Apps Folder Trick — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

How to Find All Your Apps in One Place on Windows

0h 00m video Published Apr 25, 2026 Transcribed Aug 11, 2026 O oMace
Beginner 1 min read For: Windows users looking for a quick way to manage installed applications.
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"The title promises a trick, and the video delivers exactly that — a concise, useful Windows tip with no fluff."

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The video reveals a simple Windows trick to access all installed apps in a single view. By using the Run dialog and a specific shell command, users can easily manage or delete applications.

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Windows trick to view all apps

Press Windows R, type 'shell:appsFolder', and press Enter to open a folder showing every app on your PC.

Tutorial Checklist

1 00:00 Press the Windows key and the R key simultaneously to open the Run dialog.
2 00:00 Type 'shell:appsFolder' into the Run dialog.
3 00:00 Press Enter to open the folder showing all installed apps.

Study Flashcards (2)

What is the keyboard shortcut to open the apps folder in Windows?

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Press Windows R, type shell:appsFolder, and hit Enter.

What does the shell:appsFolder command display?

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It shows every app on your PC in one clean view, allowing you to easily delete unwanted apps.

💡 Key Takeaways

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Quick access to all apps

Provides a simple, undocumented method to view and manage all installed applications in one place.

[00:00] Most people don't know this Windows trick. If you can't find your apps all in one place, press Windows R on your keyboard and type shell colon apps folder and then hit enter. This shows every app on your PC in one clean view, so you can easily delete whatever you don't want.

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