Shortcut wanted in x32Win10ProV22H2

I want a shortcut to the DETAILS view available for Desktop - in File Explorer, through THIS PC, then Desktop in the left pane.

The link suggests the code "Explorer.exe /e,/select,"
so I copied that into an empty text file, and saved it as a batch file.
Double clicking it gives me EXACTLY the view want.

Thank you so much.

No script or shortcut needed, Windows key E will open it.

bro67 said:

No script or shortcut needed, Windows key E will open it.

But not to the specific view that @Sebastian42 described.

Sebastian42 said:

The link suggests the code "Explorer.exe /e,/select,"
so I copied that into an empty text file, and saved it as a batch file.
Double clicking it gives me EXACTLY the view want.

You can also use:
shell:Desktop

or if you only want to see items from your user Desktop folder:
shell:ThisPCDesktopFolder

All of the shell commands are listed here:
Shell Commands List for Windows 10

LesFerch & Bro67- I wanted a clickable shortcut, not a keystroke I have to remember.

LesFerch - Unlike the code I quoted, which gives me EXACTLY what I wanted, both your lines of code, saved in a batch-file, 'do nothing'.

Sebastian42 said:

LesFerch - Unlike the code I quoted, which gives me EXACTLY what I wanted, both your lines of code, saved in a batch-file, 'do nothing'.

Prefix with "Explorer" to use in a shortcut or a batch file. No need for a batch file, but you can use one if you like.

Explorer shell:Desktop

Explorer shell:ThisPCDesktopFolder

And that was covered in the tutorial that I linked.

Yes, with the prefix I do get the desired result.

You strike me as someone who is tenacious - Perhaps I can titillate your appetite with another challenge.

I want a (batch-file) shortcut to toggle the TaskBar option "Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode"
In the Web, I found an AutoHotkeys script, but sadly, it does not work for me.
I can give the reference after the moderators shift this request to 'a new post'.