Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
One way that I use Power Automate to speed up my workflow is to sort my Downloads folder into different subfolders. For example, JPG and PNG files are moved to an Images subfolder, PDF and Word documents to a Documents subfolder, and Excel and CSV files to a Spreadsheets subfolder. Whenever my Downloads folder gets too full, I run the flow, which moves all relevant file types to the correct subfolders.
Link:
Power Automate - apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nftch6j7fhv?hl=en-US&gl=US
What you will learn:
1. How to Open the Power Automate app in Windows
2. How to download Power Automate
3. How to create a new flow
4. How to automatically move your files to different folders that you want
5. How to segregate your files
6. How To create a desktop shortcut for your flow
7. How to create useful automations that take tedious tasks out of your hands
8. How to to eliminate repetitive tasks at work using Microsoft Power Automate
9. How to create flows that can perform multiple or repeated actions for you in Microsoft 365 apps, such as Word, Excel, and Outlook, as well as other common Windows tasks
10. How to create automations that work across multiple apps
11. How you can use Power Automate to perform general Windows tasks, such as moving files or opening apps
12. How you can use Power Automate to rename a bunch of files, open a specific set of apps, or take a screenshot of the current window, extract the text from it, and save it to the clipboard
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Video Link: youtube.com/watch?v=UZZsBYL7bQo
#computereverywhere #PowerAutomate #MicrosoftPowerAutomate #Automation #ProductivityTips #FileManagement #WorkflowAutomation #Microsoft365 #TechTutorial #LowCode
One way that I use Power Automate to speed up my workflow is to sort my Downloads folder into different subfolders. For example, JPG and PNG files are moved to an Images subfolder, PDF and Word documents to a Documents subfolder, and Excel and CSV files to a Spreadsheets subfolder. Whenever my Downloads folder gets too full, I run the flow, which moves all relevant file types to the correct subfolders.
Link:
Power Automate - apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nftch6j7fhv?hl=en-US&gl=US
What you will learn:
1. How to Open the Power Automate app in Windows
2. How to download Power Automate
3. How to create a new flow
4. How to automatically move your files to different folders that you want
5. How to segregate your files
6. How To create a desktop shortcut for your flow
7. How to create useful automations that take tedious tasks out of your hands
8. How to to eliminate repetitive tasks at work using Microsoft Power Automate
9. How to create flows that can perform multiple or repeated actions for you in Microsoft 365 apps, such as Word, Excel, and Outlook, as well as other common Windows tasks
10. How to create automations that work across multiple apps
11. How you can use Power Automate to perform general Windows tasks, such as moving files or opening apps
12. How you can use Power Automate to rename a bunch of files, open a specific set of apps, or take a screenshot of the current window, extract the text from it, and save it to the clipboard
Song: Dennis Kumar - Run Away (Vlog No Copyright Music)
Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.
Video Link: youtube.com/watch?v=UZZsBYL7bQo
#computereverywhere #PowerAutomate #MicrosoftPowerAutomate #Automation #ProductivityTips #FileManagement #WorkflowAutomation #Microsoft365 #TechTutorial #LowCode
