4 Ways to Open Shared Folders in Windows 10

By Michael | Last Updated June 05, 2025

Accessing shared folders in Windows 10 is essential for managing network resources and ensuring seamless collaboration. Whether you're troubleshooting or organizing shared content, the article introduces four methods to open Shared Folders on Windows 10 computer for your choice.

Way 1: Turn Shared Folders on by searching.

Input fsmgmt.msc in the search box on taskbar, and choose fsmgmt.msc from the result.

Way 2: Open Shared Folders through Command Prompt.

Step 1: Turn on CMD.

Step 2: Type fsmgmt and click Enter.

Way 3: Open Shared Folders via Run.

Step 1: Enable Run from Quick Access Menu.

FYI, you can show the menu by right-clicking the bottom-left corner on the desktop.

Step 2: Input fsmgmt.msc and tap OK.

Way 4: Turn Shared Folders on from Windows PowerShell.

Step 1: Access Windows PowerShell from Start Menu.

Step 2: Type fsmgmt and hit Enter.

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