How to use Windows 10's Quick Access

Quick access: New File Explorer is an advanced favorite section.

Windows 10 File Explorer, favorite section you know and love (probably) has a change. New instant access to old favorite section is similar in principle - with only a few added features, recently- an automatically populated list ie - it well, "Quick Access", for your favorite files can pin a place where access to frequently accessed files and folders.

Here's how to use it:

Add a file for quick access

To add a file for quick access (almost) by dragging and dropping a file as favorite section is easy. First, you want to include quick access to file to navigate. Right-click on the file, and then perform instant access PIN. You can also drag and drop a file into the folder for quick access can - but you (the words "quick access" over) must leave the original folder or file you are trying to take a shortcut to will end up making the same immediate access to the pin in one of the folders.

Remove a file from the Quick Access

Quick access to remove a file from the file in the folder for quick access to search, right-click it, and click Unpin from instant access. Quick access to the folder you just can unpin a file - not the file explorer window or the "PC" folder.

Quick access to recently used files and folders Remove frequently used

Quick Access Windows 8 favorite section is the one thing differently display recently used files and folders are frequently used along with pinned items. You are concerned about your privacy, unless it is an option. You instant access to these files and folders will open File Explorer and click the button to see the options that go If you prefer (looks like a list). In the General tab, there will be a section called privacy. Here, show you quick access to recently used files and show them to stop often to force immediate access immediate access to the files show that the boxes are unchecked. If you've unchecked the boxes, click Clear to clear the recently used files and folders are often all traces are gone Explorer history file to be sure.

Only, certain recently used files or folders frequently used (why will not) hide folders and hide quick access to the file / folder you want to search. Right-click on the file or folder, and you hide from recent or frequent'll see an option to hide. File or folder to the list, click on it.

Explorer opens that file changes

By default, File Explorer opens the folder you quick access. Pinned objects, frequent folders, and recent files (these options are turned on) - When you open a file explorer window in other words, you'll see everything in folders for quick access. Do you really open a file explorer window open File Explorer and click the button to see options go a more traditional view (an overview of your PC) you want to see. On top of the Folder Options window, you open the file explorer and then a drop down menu will appear. Here, you open the file explorer for quick access can choose to either, or on the computer to open it. If your PC has to choose to open the file explorer you instant access to the folder will appear in the sidebar - not only in the window.

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