He to open downloads in edge browser

Click on it and you can clean up stray download files and free up some disk space. Where is that open folder link in the window? Are you talking about the File Explorer window in the image below that? Thanks for the article. I found the location though they seem to have changed the appearance of the icons since this was written.

Is there any other way to see progress? I was downloading some files when it was suddenly interrupted. And I am not able to continue with the download!

How do I do it? Just start the download over. Like a silly billy, I closed the tab that showed downloads progress…. Wherever I look on the web, none of the guidance or help works. I clicked on the three lines as you suggest, but the only downloads I see are past downloads including Windows10Upgrade Pretty sure that system updates work differently, John. Once the Creators Update is downloaded, an icon should show up right on your desktop!

Thanks for the easy question — Windows10Upgrade You might check your email, I just spotted a TechNet flash to NOT install it but wait until Windows Update notifies you to ensure any hardware issues are resolved. Also, Microsoft Edge is now the default pdf reader to open and view pdf files in Windows 10 supported workstations.

Microsoft Edge provides only minimal access controls like zoom in, zoom out, print, etc. Also, the file can become inaccessible, and MS Edge may indicate some error messages. I can do this pretty easily by sending keystrokes of keyboard shortcuts, but would much rather use a less error prone option. I've tried everything I can think of, including navigating to the "Downloads bar" and attempting to control the Options Menu as a UI element as well as a web element. An alternative solution would be to launch an explorer.

Go to Solution. View solution in original post. I have done a same process as yours before by using Edge and I got the same requirements as yours also.

Check out the two pictures I attached below. So, first of all, you must change the settings from MS Edge so that will always ask you when downloading any files from the internet.

It will ask you for where you want to save the file. Then you need to add more steps on PAD for clicking on the Save as button, specify the location, and file name for you downloading files. By using this way, you will know exactly where you stored your file with the name you set for it. I am still having issues with this flow. As for the "Get Files in Folder" option, I can sort by creation time.

However, i need to be able to return the latest file and "Save As" with a new name in a different directory. I tried the option of changing the download settings in Edge.

Execute ActionContext context at Robin. I had a large number of similar files s in the destination folder. Once I reduced the number of files in the destination folder, the process worked as expected. I marked the first answer as the solution. Have you tried the 'Download from Web' action which you can specify the URL, the location and file name.

I've got the same requirement. How did you get the Get Files in Folder to return just the most recent? I've got it sorting by creation time, but it returns the full list - not the single most recent? And then how do you save as? Save as is something you have to set up in the browser. I have set FoxIt Reader to handle pdf files. I have set Edge to not open PDF files. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question 9. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Let's work on that. This is due to the default file app that will launch automatically when you click the file. Follow the steps below to change this setting. Click Start, type Default app 2. Select Choose default apps by file type. This will take time loading and search for the.

Change the corresponding file type to open to Foxit Reader.