If you need to open Windows Explorer from your current location while working in PowerShell, simply use this command:
explorer .
You can supply a full path as well if you’d like that:
explorer c:\users
If you have my ConsoleExtensions module installed, you can combine it with the Get-SpecialFolders function:
explorer Get-SpecialFolder MyDocuments
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Or event shorted “start .”
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And even shorter
saps .
Alias for start-process, same as start, but doesn’t roll off the tongue as easily.
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“start .” wins since it works in command line as well.
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It was suggested on Twitter an *even* shorter version: ‘ii .’ 🙂
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