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Figure 2-10. When you click a disk or folder in the navigation pane—including the This PC
hierarchy—the main window displays its contents, including files and folders. Double-click to expand
a disk or folder, opening a new, indented list of what’s inside; double-click again to collapse the
folder list. (Clicking the flippy accomplishes the same thing.)

At deeper levels of indentation, you may not be able to read an icon’s full name. Point to it without
clicking to see an identifying tooltip, as shown here.

Network

The Network heading shows your entire network—Macs, PCs running
older Windows versions, Linux boxes, whatever.

Flippy arrows

The navigation list displays only disks and folders, never individual files.
To see those, look at the main window, which displays the contents (folders
and files) of whatever disk or folder you click.

To expand a folder or disk that appears in the nav pane, double-click its
name, or click the next to its name. You’ve just turned the nav list into an