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The default view is the four-pan 4-Dir view, which divides the screen into quarters, each with a complete Explorer-style file view. The portable version of Q-Dir opened as soon as we clicked the unzipped program file. This means you can't add Q-Dir to Explorer's shell context menus, which requires a standard installation. The chief difference is that the portable version is designed to run from a USB drive or similar portable device or media.

We recently tried the installed version of Q-Dir and decided to take a look at the portable version, Q-Dir (64-bit) Portable. This arrangement makes it easy to drag and drop objects between directories without fumbling between several open windows or trying to use the back-and-forth arrows for multiple operations.

Q-Dir's distinguishing feature is its four-in-one interface, which displays up to four identical Explorer-like windows in various configurations. Like other file management tools, its main job is to display your system's files, folders, and directory structure as well as related information in a single interface that makes it easy to move, delete, copy, and otherwise manage your data.

Q-Dir (64-bit) is a free file management utility for 64-bit editions of Windows.

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