In File Explorer, shift + rightclick on the folder and select Open PowerShell window here |
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When Powershell opens, add dir > test2.txt and hit <ENTER> (in this example "test2" will be the file name of the txt file.
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If entered correctly (beware of spaces in above example), there will be no error message:
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The txt file now is saved automatically within this folder:
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Txt file has details as shown below:
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How to export windows directory into a txt file
Modified on: Tue, 13 Feb, 2024 7:50 AM
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