Windows Taskbar is very hand when it comes to multitasking. It already contains a shortcut to Windows File Explorer, but we can make it more useful if we can just add a custom folder shortcut which we use most. Well guess what! today's article is all about that.
A new window will pop up, Click on "Browse..." button.
Now it will show the location of the folder you need to put that location in quotes and add "explorer" before that.
Now click on Next. And Then add a name to the shortcut, and click on "Finish" button.
You should see a shortcut to your custom folder. Now all you need to do is drag that folder to the windows Taskbar and you are done.
Congratulations you just made your taskbar a bit more useful. You can also change the icon of your shortcut to suit your needs.
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How to Pin Folders to Taskbar
First you need to create a shortcut, You can do that by "Right Click >> New >> Shortcut".
A new window will pop up, Click on "Browse..." button.
Again a new window will show up, there you need to browse to the flolder you want to make shortcut of and select it (in my case I am using TestFolder) then click on "OK" button.
Now it will show the location of the folder you need to put that location in quotes and add "explorer" before that.
Now click on Next. And Then add a name to the shortcut, and click on "Finish" button.
You should see a shortcut to your custom folder. Now all you need to do is drag that folder to the windows Taskbar and you are done.
Congratulations you just made your taskbar a bit more useful. You can also change the icon of your shortcut to suit your needs.
Hope you like this article and if you do please like and share it on social media and subscribe to our newsletters. Adios.
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