quick access pinned folders dissappearing and changing
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My quick access pinned folders are disappearing and other folders get added in. For example I don't need quick access to documents. But that's what my quick access folders had pinned. All of the pins I made were lost. Might be something with unzip as everytime this has happened I had unzipped a file.
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asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
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My quick access pinned folders are disappearing and other folders get added in. For example I don't need quick access to documents. But that's what my quick access folders had pinned. All of the pins I made were lost. Might be something with unzip as everytime this has happened I had unzipped a file.
windows-10
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25
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My quick access pinned folders are disappearing and other folders get added in. For example I don't need quick access to documents. But that's what my quick access folders had pinned. All of the pins I made were lost. Might be something with unzip as everytime this has happened I had unzipped a file.
windows-10
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
My quick access pinned folders are disappearing and other folders get added in. For example I don't need quick access to documents. But that's what my quick access folders had pinned. All of the pins I made were lost. Might be something with unzip as everytime this has happened I had unzipped a file.
windows-10
windows-10
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
asked Feb 4 at 21:44
danny117danny117
1012
1012
Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25
add a comment |
Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25
Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25
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The File Explorer automatic Quick Access pinning behaviour is determined through 2 settings in Folder Options.
To check/change Quick Access settings
- Open File Explorer and go into the Folder Options.
In the General tab, in the Privacy section review the check boxes for the 2 settings;
'Show recently used files in Quick access',
and, 'Show frequently used folders in Quick access'.
Click OK to apply any changes or Cancel to exit without applying any changes.
Additionally, you can reset/clear any File Explorer history by clicking the Clear button in Folder Options. This will remove all automatic pins from Quick Access but it preserves your manually pinned folders/files.
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The File Explorer automatic Quick Access pinning behaviour is determined through 2 settings in Folder Options.
To check/change Quick Access settings
- Open File Explorer and go into the Folder Options.
In the General tab, in the Privacy section review the check boxes for the 2 settings;
'Show recently used files in Quick access',
and, 'Show frequently used folders in Quick access'.
Click OK to apply any changes or Cancel to exit without applying any changes.
Additionally, you can reset/clear any File Explorer history by clicking the Clear button in Folder Options. This will remove all automatic pins from Quick Access but it preserves your manually pinned folders/files.
answered Feb 5 at 3:02
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The File Explorer automatic Quick Access pinning behaviour is determined through 2 settings in Folder Options.
To check/change Quick Access settings
- Open File Explorer and go into the Folder Options.
In the General tab, in the Privacy section review the check boxes for the 2 settings;
'Show recently used files in Quick access',
and, 'Show frequently used folders in Quick access'.
Click OK to apply any changes or Cancel to exit without applying any changes.
Additionally, you can reset/clear any File Explorer history by clicking the Clear button in Folder Options. This will remove all automatic pins from Quick Access but it preserves your manually pinned folders/files.
answered Feb 5 at 3:02
angelofdevangelofdev
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The File Explorer automatic Quick Access pinning behaviour is determined through 2 settings in Folder Options.
To check/change Quick Access settings
- Open File Explorer and go into the Folder Options.
In the General tab, in the Privacy section review the check boxes for the 2 settings;
'Show recently used files in Quick access',
and, 'Show frequently used folders in Quick access'.
Click OK to apply any changes or Cancel to exit without applying any changes.
Additionally, you can reset/clear any File Explorer history by clicking the Clear button in Folder Options. This will remove all automatic pins from Quick Access but it preserves your manually pinned folders/files.
answered Feb 5 at 3:02
angelofdevangelofdev
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The File Explorer automatic Quick Access pinning behaviour is determined through 2 settings in Folder Options.
To check/change Quick Access settings
- Open File Explorer and go into the Folder Options.
In the General tab, in the Privacy section review the check boxes for the 2 settings;
'Show recently used files in Quick access',
and, 'Show frequently used folders in Quick access'.
Click OK to apply any changes or Cancel to exit without applying any changes.
Additionally, you can reset/clear any File Explorer history by clicking the Clear button in Folder Options. This will remove all automatic pins from Quick Access but it preserves your manually pinned folders/files.
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Did you try to fault check to make sure it is happening only when you're unzipping a file? or is it something you've hypothesised? I understand it could be a frustrating issue you're experiencing however for anyone to provide you with a solid solution you will have to make sure you ask the best possible question you could regarding your issue.
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 1:14
No I haven't proved zip causes this. For all I know someone in tech support could be doing this.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:14
Have you tried going into the File Explorer's Folder Options and making sure the 'Show recently used files in Quick access' and 'Show frequently used folders in Quick Access' are unchecked?
– angelofdev
Feb 5 at 2:20
I did uncheck after the fact. But I like the frequently used folders option so that is a deal breaker fix if it even works.
– danny117
Feb 5 at 2:25