Being a long time PC user I like things the way they were. Having said
that I have created a shortcut on my desktop that I call Windows
Explorer and set it to c:. That way I have a easy to get to the root
directory as I could in the past.
On 11/10/2016 12:58 PM, Joseph Norton via Talk wrote:
Hi:
In Windows 10, the C: drive does not show up in the list at first. You have
to shift-tab and go down to "This PC", press Enter on it, tab back and find
the C: drive in that resulting list.
Easier to press Windows-R, and type C:.
Think it was different in Windows 7. Can't remember if Windows 8.1 was
different or not.
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When I first tried that it didn't work didn't say the letter c
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Use File Explorer, Windows key plus e, to get to your c drive. Press enter.
Arrow down. It's right there in the list.
HTH.
Rebecca
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how do you get to program files x86 in windows 10?
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