How To Permanently Remove Linux (WSL) in File Explorer Navigation Panel on Windows

The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) provides the ability to run the Linux environment on the Windows operating system without having the burden of a dual boot or a traditional virtual machine. Developers can make use of all the command line tools, utilities, and applications provided by WSL. If you have installed the WSL on your Windows 11 PC, then you will notice an entry named Linux is added in the File Explorer’s navigation pane. The addition of Linux in the navigation pane makes the file systems of the distribution that is installed on your Windows PC easily accessible. This Linux entry can be removed or added from the navigation pane of your File Explorer without the need of uninstalling your Linux distribution by performing a registry operation. 1. Right click on it, click on show more options then click Merge and confirm "Yes" 2. Make sure you Reboot your PC. That&all Leave a like & Subscribe if this video helped you. #yashvirgaming