two pane file explorer ?

Back when I was using a Vista computer, I found a nice two pane file/windows explorer program.

Does such a thing exist for Win 10 ?

Thanks.

You can use 7zip

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okay, got it and figured out how to get 2 panes. Gracias !

It is a great program, I have used it for years for zip files, but didn't use the explorer part until @Cliff S pointed that out. It is very usefull

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I just use windows explorer, open two copies, select one - Widows Key + Left Arrow - select two Windows Key + Right Arrow - It's sorted.

I also do a lot of my file handling in a single window - Open the source folder in the right Pane - Select files - Drag to Left pane the folder list will scroll up and down as required and a pause on a folder will open it's sub-folders

I just use windows explorer, open two copies, select one - Widows Key + Left Arrow - select two Windows Key + Right Arrow - It's sorted.

I also do a lot of my file handling in a single window - Open the source folder in the right Pane - Select files - Drag to Left pane the folder list will scroll up and down as required and a pause on a folder will open it's sub-folders

Same here, I wheel click 2 instances off the taskbar, throw one to the left and one to the right.

Same here, I wheel click 2 instances off the taskbar, throw one to the left and one to the right.

Keys are essential for my Multi monitor set-up

Well. I prefer two windows in one as I got to use a similar directory utility on my Amiga A3000, and I got to where I liked that. So I try to keep using such a thing as a 2 panel file manager.

I've used Windows explorter, two copies, but I find it frustrating as I have selected the wrong pane and got told I couldn't copy as I was copying a file onto itself.

I found it... 2xExplorer. No idea if it works on newer operating systems or not.