Open File Manager in C # and navigate to file (GO)

System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo info = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo ("Explorer.exe");
Info. Arguments = "/select," + "e:\\" + "a.xml";
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (info);

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (PSI); Reference: Use of Windows Explorer parameters. explorer/n This command opens an Explorer window with the default settings. The content that is displayed is typically the root directory of the drive where Windows is installed. explorer/e This command to start Windows Explorer with the default view. Explorer/e,c:\windows This command launches Windows Explorer with the default view and positions the focus on C:\Windows. Explorer/root, C:\Windows\Cursors This command starts Windows Explorer after focus is located in the C:\Windows\Cursors folder. This example uses C:\Windows\Cursors as the "root" directory for Windows Explorer. Note: Be aware of the comma following the "/root" parameter in the command. Explorer/select, C:\Windows\Cursors\banana.ani This command launches Windows Explorer after you select the "C:\Windows\Cursors\banana.ani" file. Note: Be aware of the comma following the "/select" parameter in the command. Windows Explorer parameters can be combined in one command. The following example shows a combination of Windows Explorer command-line parameters. Explorer/root, \\server\share, select, Program.exe This command starts Windows Explorer with a remote share as the "root" folder, and the Program.exe file is selected. Back to top Change Windows Explorer default Startup folder to change the default Startup folder for Windows Explorer: Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then right-click Windows Explorer. On the menu that appears, click Properties. In the Target box, append the/root command line argument to the%SystemRoot%\Explorer.exe command, and use the startup location that you want.

Open File Manager in C # and navigate to file (GO)