Title says it all. I can pin libraries to start but not to the taskbar.
I tired making a shortcut and pinning that, DO NOT try that!
It started a recurring loop that could only be stopped by hitting the reset button on the case.
Hey Sqrly,
You can create a Library Toolbar... Right Click on Taskbar > New Toolbar > Opens New Toolbar Choose Folder > Point it to your Library Folder.
Hello Sqrly, :)
You should be able to create a Libraries shortcut on your desktop using the target path below,"Pin to taskbar" the shortcut, then delete the shortcut on your desktop.
explorer.exe /e,::{031E4825-7B94-4dc3-B131-E946B44C8DD5}
I can confirm Shawns method works just fine (as here with custom icons).
No No No! That's how I created the recurring loop
Cool, I didn't know you could do that. I don't like it but, I like learning new stuff
Thank you, this works.
Thanks to Mooly for the screenshot showing the "Start in" folder.
Found that this causes a problem, posted below.
Last edited by Sqrly; 25 Oct 2017 at 11:28.
Ok, this worked but using it, the process opened every time you click on the shortcut never closes and every time you use the shortcut it creates a new process and eventually you have many "explorer.exe" processes left open doing nothing.
It's suppose to open a new process each time you click on the shortcut.
However, it should be closing the each process that you close as well. Did you refresh or open/close Task Manager to see if there may have just been a delay in refreshing it?
I have just looked at mine and can confirm that I to see a lot of explorer.exe processes running. All I have done is open the library view from my shortcut and then close the window... and repeat. I would have to do a restart and test again not using the shortcut, and see if that were different.
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