I’ve been using File Pilot for a few months now, and I recommend every Windows user to try it out.
Below is my AutoHotkey Win + e
remap to get rid of the default File Explorer:
#e:: ; Remap `Win + e` to File Pilot
WinGet, fpilot_id, ID, ahk_exe FPilot.exe
if (fpilot_id) { ; File Pilot exists -> toggle behavior
WinGet, active_id, ID, A
if (active_id = fpilot_id) {
WinMinimize, ahk_id %fpilot_id%
} else {
WinActivate, ahk_id %fpilot_id%
}
} else { ; File Pilot is not running -> launch it
Run, "<path_to_your_File_Pilot_exe>"
}
return
Don’t forget to replace <path_to_your_File_Pilot_exe>
with your actual path.
If you don’t already have an AutoHotkey script running from startup, just create a .ahk
file with the code above and place it in your startup folder – accessed by pressing Win + r
and typing shell:startup
.