I know the Easy Access Documents folder in W10 accesses C:\Users\My Documents. But is it possible to have additional locations too. Using W7, I was able to right click Documents and under the location tab, select additional locations. When view I was able to see eg. C:\Users & D:\Invoices for example. On both of my machines running W10, I don't seem to have that option. Can anyone tell me where I may be going wrong. Has the option changed and/or is there an alternative. Thanks.
On 10 I believe you can only point it to one location, I have my Downloads folder on my D:\ drive and have no option to add another location.
I now realise in W7 those quick access folders were know as Libraries which under W10 they aren't. Perhaps that's the difference.
How can I enable Libraries in Windows 10 Explorer? Enabling Libraries in Windows 10 To enable Libraries in Windows 10 File Explorer, follow these steps: Open File Explorer Instead of Home, go to This PC In the left panel, right-click the empty space to open the context menu. Check the Libraries item The Libraries item will now appear in the Navigation panel.
I believe the Windows 10 equivalent is "Quick Access" - if you right click whatever folder you wish to add, and Pin it to quick access - it ought to show when you right click on the Explorer tile on the taskbar
Yes you're all right. I can either create libraries or just add the folder to quick access and pin it. Many thanks for info.
