Just locate the folder, or the subfolder, for which you need to count the subfolders or files, right-click on it, and then click on Properties from the context menu. You won’t need any additional software for it either. This is probably one of the easiest methods to know what lies within that folder. Too cumbersome, and boring! To counter this issue, I will share with you some methods to find not only the total number of subfolders that lies inside a folder but also the total number of files inside them. That can be troublesome, mainly if there are many subfolders inside subfolders with files saved inside them. I am sure all of us have come across this situation at some point in time. Checking the subfolders and files that exist inside the main folder is tedious. You’ll want to deselect the destination folder, since a folder cannot be in itself.While I've moved my data to Google Drive, I still have a lot on my hard drive. (Note that when using Ctrl+A, you can use Ctrl+Click to deselect files. Hold down Shift while clicking to select two files and all the files between them. You can select multiple files at once using the following shortcuts: Hold down Ctrl while clicking to select multiple files. (For example, clicking and dragging will move all selected files, hitting Ctrl+C will copy all selected files, etc.) Once you’ve selected multiple files, anything you do to a single file will be done to all selected files. There are a few different ways to select multiple files (which we’ll discuss below).
Click a file, cut using Ctrl+X, then paste into the new folder using Ctrl+V.
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