Win10 custom file explorer open location method

I believe that many people have now upgraded their computer to win10. As we all know, there are two default locations for the File Explorer on the Win10 taskbar. One is “This computer” and the other is “Quick Access”. This default setting may still not meet the special needs of some users, such as opening a specific folder. Xiaobian said that this can also be done, just follow the steps below. Let's take a look at the Win10 Custom File Explorer open location method.
The specific method is as follows:
1, write the following command in Notepad (“X: your folder” change to the location you want to customize):
WScript.CreateObject( <;Wscript.Shell”).Run “X:your folder";
For example: WScript.CreateObject(“Wscript.Shell”).Run “C:IThome”

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2, the file is saved in a more secure location, such as user documentation, after all, this should be similar to the existence of the system file, you can save it according to the following name (with English double quotes, as shown below):
“%userprofile%launch.vbs”

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3. After entering regedit in the Cortana search bar, press the Enter key to open the Registry Editor and navigate to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREClassesCLSID{52205fd8-5dfb- 447d-801a-d0b52f2e83e1}shellopennewwindowcommand
Note: If there is no command item under opennewwindow, you need to create a new
4, set the command default value, double click on the right side (default) & rdquo;, fill in the following content: Br>wscript.exe c:Users your username launch.v Bs
For example: wscript.exe c:UsersIThomelaunch.vbs

5, create a new string value, named DelegateExecute, leave the value data blank and do not need to fill in

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, you can try to open the newly set location by clicking the taskbar file explorer icon. It should be noted that some users may already have the third step command folder and the fifth step DelegateExecute, and have values. System blocking is encountered when trying to modify, because the permissions are not enough. To get permission, right click on the command, select “permissions", then click Advanced → change → fill in your current username → check name → determine → double click on other accounts that need permissions to → Tick ​​"<;Full Control" & rdquo;→ all the way & ldquo; OK & rdquo; can complete the privilege assignment (as shown below)