Windows 7 system: Quickly open local connections

Users who are used to Windows XP operating mode, when faced with Windows 7, there are many desktop features that seem to be always unfamiliar. For example, in Windows XP, the "Local Area Connection" icon can be seen directly in the "Network Connection" property window, but in Windows 7, if you are not very careful, you will find it hard to find it for a while.

IE can't open, or it's very slow to open, or it can be on QQ, but can't open IE. In the case of such a network problem, experienced users will habitually check whether the system network connection is abnormal. However, under the Windows 7 system, users who are not very familiar with it are often difficult to quickly find the "local connection" in the "network connection" attribute. For this problem, we can solve it by creating a shortcut.

On the Windwos 7 system desktop, right click the mouse, select "New → Shortcut" in the pop-up menu, enter "explorer.exe ::" in the pop-up dialog box (do not enter double quotes, As shown below).

After the input is complete, click the "Next" button, according to the prompt (you can give this shortcut a name, you can also press the system default) to complete the operation. As shown below:

Click the "Finish" button, the system will generate a "local connection" icon on the desktop, when you need to view the relevant network conditions, double-click to run.

Edit Comment:

Many users think that the resource manager right-click menus such as Windows XP and Windows 7 are "extra" and always habitually delete them by modifying the registry. . This is actually not very good, once you need to set the command through the right-click menu, you also need to find the corresponding registry to recover.