How to Add Quick Access Shortcuts.

  1. Open Windows Explorer. You can get it by hitting Windows Key + E or by clicking its shortcut on the taskbar.
  2. Navigate to the folder you want to make a shortcut to.
  3. Right-click it and select Pin to Quick Access. The folder will appear at the bottom of the Quick Access list.

How to Reorder Quick Access Shortcuts

By default, the Quick Access shortcuts appear in the order in which you added them, not by importance or alphabetical rank. To move a shortcut up or down, click on its folder and drag and drop it at another point on the list.

How to Delete Quick Access Shortcuts 

  1. Open Windows Explorer. 2. Check to see if Explorer has already opened to the Quick Access list. You can tell by looking at the address bar.
  2. If Quick access is not the open folder, right-click on the Quick access icon and select “Open in new window.”
  3. Select any shortcuts you want off of the list, right-click and select Unpin from Quick Access. You can select multiple shortcuts at once if you want.

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