Method 1: From the control panel
Open Control Panel on your PC and click the Up arrow at the top.
You will see that the Windows 10 File Explorer with the ribbon interface will appear. Now you can manage your files as you wish, but once you close the window, it will revert to the Windows 11 File Explorer.
Method 2: Using the command line
If you haven't updated to Windows 11 version 22H2 yet, you can use Command Prompt to access Windows 10 File Explorer.
Open the Start menu, type cmdand click Run as germany telegram data administrator.
In the Command Prompt window, type reg add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{d93ed569-3b3e-4bff-8355-3c44f6a52bb5}\InprocServer32" f veand press Enter.
This will bring back the classic File Explorer with ribbon interface in Windows 11 after restarting your computer. You can return to the regular File Explorer using the command reg delete "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{d93ed569-3b3e-4bff-8355-3c44f6a52bb5}" fin the Command Prompt.
Note: If the command to remove the command bar in Windows 11 File Explorer does not work, there may be spaces at the end. Check them and remove them before repeating the command.