If you want to change the target folder of Windows Explorer shortcut which comes pinned to Taskbar in Windows 7, press “ SHIFT” key and right-click on the icon in Taskbar.
First you’ll need to open Windows Explorer shortcut Properties. So without wasting time, lets start the tutorial:ġ. Today in this tutorial, we’ll tell you how to change Windows Explorer’s startup folder in Windows 7 so that it can open your desired folder or My Computer at launch. Whether you have disabled Libraries feature in Windows 7 or not, today’s tutorial will definitely help you. If we set the target folder to a drive, a folder or My Computer, the Windows Explorer shortcut will start working again. The problem can be fixed if we could change the target folder of Windows Explorer shortcut. Since we disable the whole Libraries feature in Windows, the Windows Explorer shortcut stops working and it does nothing when you click on Windows Explorer icon present in Taskbar, all programs menu, etc. How to Disable “Libraries” Feature in Windows 7? This annoyance becomes a big problem when you disable Libraries in Windows 7 using a simple Registry tweak which can be found at following link: I’m sure almost all Windows users want it to open My Computer window instead. By default, Windows Explorer in Windows 7 opens Libraries folder. That’s one of the big annoyance present in Windows 7.
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