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Visual Studio: Shift + Right Click to Copy Full File Path

- 05.06.26 - ErcanOPAK

📋 Copy File Path Without Opening Properties

Need to share file location? Copy path? Shift + Right Click reveals hidden context menu items. Copy as path, copy full path, open in terminal.

⌨️ Hidden Shortcut

Normal right-click:
- Open
- Open With
- Copy (Ctrl+C)

Shift + Right Click:
- Copy as path
- Copy full path
- Open PowerShell/Terminal here
- Open in File Explorer
- Copy relative path (with shift again)

Works in:
- Solution Explorer
- File Explorer (Windows)
- Any Windows application

✅ Use Cases

  • Paste file path into chat/email for team collaboration
  • Open terminal directly in project folder
  • Quickly find file in File Explorer
  • Copy path for git commands, configuration files

“Spent years right-clicking and selecting Properties to copy file path. Shift+Right Click → Copy as path changed everything. Why is this hidden?”

— Productivity Ninja

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