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Mar 28,  · In Windows 10, with the Quick Access bar, we’re able to add the Document Library links to the list, but can’t rename them. This won’t work for our users since the names of those libraries are all the same. In effect, the user running Windows 10 would see 5 “Documents” links that point to 5 different SharePoint Document Libraries. Apr 10,  · All methods using File Explorer to rename a file or folder work identically for both. Using the Home Menu Fire up File Explorer by pressing Windows+E, and navigate to a directory with either a file or folder to rename. Click on a file or folder to select it, and click “Rename” from the Home menu at the top of File Explorer. Oct 06,  · DTG1. Posts: Windows New. #4. Navigate to your users folder (C:\Users\\) right click rename, close file explorer, then restart windows explorer via the task manager (right click > restart). What is a shame, you can change the icons there but they will not change in This PC location.
 
 

 

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Sep 23,  · Open File Explorer. Browse to the location with the folder you want to pin to Quick access. Select the folder. (Option 1) Click the Pin to Quick access button from the “Home” tab. Source: Windows. Oct 06,  · DTG1. Posts: Windows New. #4. Navigate to your users folder (C:\Users\\) right click rename, close file explorer, then restart windows explorer via the task manager (right click > restart). What is a shame, you can change the icons there but they will not change in This PC location. Jul 15,  · 22 thoughts on “ Rename Quick Access pinned folders in Windows 10 ” Danushka July 31, at pm. A great work around! The only caveat is that the path of the newly created link is not having the original path instead it has new one (e.g. if you check the path in cmd) Thanks, D.

 
 

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