At 10:45 AM 2/2/2018, BK via Talk wrote:
>I have one more question about file explorer. There are two settings,
>one is quick access, and the other is this pc. Which one functions more
>like the old windows explorer? If neither does, then what is the
>difference between the two, and which is more speech friendly? Thank you
>much.
This PC is the root directory for Windows Explorer as we've always
known it. Quick Access is a directory of shortcuts recent files and
folders where you can use first letter navigation as in any list
view. However, Quick Access is read only, so you can't delete
shortcuts directly from it. However,
when you delete the actual folders or files, their shortcuts will
disappear from Quick Access. I use Quick Access a lot to open recent
files and folders because it saves me many navigation steps. Also, in
the File and Folder Options dialogue, you can set File Explorer to
open either in This PC or Quick Settings. I tend to like it opening
to This PC, but if you press home in that tree view, Quick Access is
always at the top anyway.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
Ph.D. Candidate in Music Theory
University of Pennsylvania
Professional Pianist/Keyboardist, Percussionist, Arranger, Performer
and Pedagogue
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