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| When [[dragext|drag&drop shell extension]] is [[dragext#installation|installed and loaded]], this method does allow dragging files to any drive (local or network). The files can be dropped to Windows File Explorer only (including desktop). | When [[dragext|drag&drop shell extension]] is [[dragext#installation|installed and loaded]], this method does allow dragging files to any drive (local or network). The files can be dropped to Windows File Explorer only (including desktop). | ||
| - | When drag&drop shell extension is not installed -- e.g. when using [[portable|portable executables]] or when [[microsoft_store|installed from Microsoft Store]]((Or on Windows 10 version 1803 -- but not later versions -- where the drag&drop shell extension is broken.)) &recent (*remove comment on 1803 once it is out of use *) -- this method does not allow dropping files to unmapped network drives.((Neither to floppy drives, if anyone is still using them.)) In this case, you can enable dropping files specifying a path to selected network drives in the //Allow dropping files to these network drives// box. | + | When drag&drop shell extension is not installed -- e.g. when using [[portable|portable executables]] or when [[microsoft_store|installed from Microsoft Store]]((Or on Windows 10 version 1803 -- but not later versions -- where the drag&drop shell extension is broken.)) &recent (*remove comment on 1803 once it is out of use *) -- this method does not allow dropping files to unmapped network drives.((Neither to floppy drives, if anyone is still using them.)) In this case, you can enable dropping files by specifying paths to selected network drives in the //Allow dropping files to these network drives// box. |