- Nov 17, 2005
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In windows 7 I have multiple folder shortcuts (with the same name) in my explorer panel under favorites. For example I will have "V: \Videos" and "R: \Videos" I drag the folder shortcuts to my panel on the left, then rename the shortcut with the corresponding drive.
I work on multiple projects at the same time with the same folder names, on different drives, so renaming links and adding new ones as I go is super efficient and key to my workflow.
Windows 10 removed this feature and replaced it with this garbage quick access.
In Windows 10 I can only create direct folder links and cannot rename them. I cant even drag a folder from the right panel to dock it into the quick access panel in a hierarchy. In 7 I sort my projects with the most recent work folder at the bottom.
Is there any way to achieve this same workflow without 3rd party tools or work around? Adding a new library is a joke, I don't want to do that either.
I can't believe MS would remove such a key feature to file management. Its as though they said..."Hey, people who use windows don't want to access or rename their folders...lets force them to put all their files in our default folder listing."
I work on multiple projects at the same time with the same folder names, on different drives, so renaming links and adding new ones as I go is super efficient and key to my workflow.
Windows 10 removed this feature and replaced it with this garbage quick access.
In Windows 10 I can only create direct folder links and cannot rename them. I cant even drag a folder from the right panel to dock it into the quick access panel in a hierarchy. In 7 I sort my projects with the most recent work folder at the bottom.
Is there any way to achieve this same workflow without 3rd party tools or work around? Adding a new library is a joke, I don't want to do that either.
I can't believe MS would remove such a key feature to file management. Its as though they said..."Hey, people who use windows don't want to access or rename their folders...lets force them to put all their files in our default folder listing."