How can I sharing a program without file explorer access to a user

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is there any way (maybe a program) to share a program with file explorer access and the user dont see file explorer?
i mean i want to share a program to some users and i dont have enough budget to buy some pc
so i think sharing a program maybe through a windows simulator which user access a program without seeing file explorer is the best way
so i will be pleased if anyone can tell me how can i do that or which program can do this object

What I have tried:

since i dont know the way i didnt do anything

Posted 18-Nov-21 0:37am

mohsen emadi

Updated 18-Nov-21 0:53am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2021-11-18T00:53:00

File Explorer is a user app - it is designed to interact with the user to investigate the file system and let them do a number of things with files and folder: create new ones, delete them, move them, rename them, open them with a variety of applications, execute them.

File explorer does nothing without the user telling it explicitly what to do via it's user interface, it has no "background function" that can be used without user intervention.

But Windows (and all the application frameworks that run on Windows such as .NET MFC, et al) provide those same functionalities as part of their API's: almost any program that can run on Windows can do all those things without the user being directly involved.

So decide what language and framework you will be using, and google for "file system" within that framework / language combo.

We can't be more explicit, all frameworks provide similar functionality, but the way they provide it is different for each.