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Modify the settings of the file explorer so that it opens by default to the workstation rather than quick access.

When you open a new file explorer window, Windows opens the window by quick access by default which includes the most frequently used directories.If some are content with it, the others will undoubtedly seek to navigate other directories, in particular those the storage devices, or the current files (office, documents, images, music, etc..)).

To avoid having to sail manually to reach the location this PC, it is possible to configure the file explorer so that it opens automatically in the workstation.here's how.

1.Access the file explorer options

Start by opening a file explorer window.In the upper ribbon, click Display, then, to the right of the display settings, click the Options button.

2.Change the explorer opening location

In the Options Folder Options window, click on the drop -down menu open the file explorer in, and select this PC in the quick access place.

Validate your modifications by clicking on apply, then on OK.In principle, all the new windows of the file explorer that you will open will be on the CP location where your current files as well as your storage devices are grouped together.