Windows Explorer shortcut

[cmar]

Is there a way to set Windows Explorer to show only the C: drive, e.g., via
the shortcut?

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Is there a way to set Windows Explorer to show only the C: drive, e.g.,
via the shortcut?

Yes, right click the Windows Explorer shortcut and type C: in the
Target Line.

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Yes, right click the Windows Explorer shortcut and type C: in the
Target Line.

OOPS! That should read:

Yes, right click the Windows Explorer shortcut and select Properties. Type
C: in the Target Line.

 

[John Barnett MVP]

You could right click on the Windows explorer shortcut on the Start menu and
select Create shortcut. A new short cut called 'windows explorer2' will
appear at the bottom of the context menu. Now drag this short cut to the
desktop. When on the desktop just rename the shortcut to windows explorer by
removing the '2'.

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[cmar]

Thanks, Ronnie, that solves it perfectly.
CMA

OOPS! That should read:

Yes, right click the Windows Explorer shortcut and select Properties. Type
C: in the Target Line.

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Thanks, Ronnie, that solves it perfectly.
CMA

OOPS! That should read:

Yes, right click the Windows Explorer shortcut and select Properties.
Type C: in the Target Line.

Your welcome. Enjoy.