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In Windows 10, you want to search or copy files, that you can find on File Explorer, browse those folders on Windows. As a default, clicking File Explorer it will redirect to Quick Access, from there you can see most favorite folders and files. If it’s hard to find particular files on the specific folder here it comes that how to change the target folder.

The site Laptopmag pointed out very clearly that i have briefed on my site:

* Right Click on File Explorer icon and Unpin from Taskbar

* Search ”Explorer.exe” in Windows

* Right Click on explorer icon–>Open file location–>Local Disk (C)–>Windows

* Select Create Shortcut

* Shortcut–> Click Yes button

* A shortcut folder will display on your desktop

* On the desktop, you can right-click on explorer.exe shortcut–> Properties

* Enter the path in explorer.exe -Shortcut Properties–>Shortcut–>Target–>Ok

* Drag the explorer.exe icon into the taskbar to make pin.

Through this way you can stop entering Quick Access, rather than you can click the File Explorer icon you can visit the target folder.

That’s it.

Via: Laptopmag

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