How does the Win8.1 operating system delete this computer folder that comes with the computer?

How does the Win8.1 operating system delete the folder that comes with the computer? The system folder on the Windows 8.1 operating system desktop is this computer. This modification is very meaningful and more authentic, because when other users open this When I was on a computer, maybe this is not my computer. Double-click to open "this computer", it will be obvious that other changes have been found in the Windows 8.1 operating system has been displayed in the video, pictures, documents, downloads, music, desktop and other common folders.

How do I tell if I want to delete these folders?

The advantage is that these system default folders can be popped up when saving such files.

The downside is that users with small main partition space, or users who save their own files on non-C drives (such as D drive), need to set them step by step each time, which is more troublesome. Of course, this can also be set on a non-C drive (such as: D drive) (already detailed in the experience, not to repeat).

This section describes how to delete the system-specific download folder that is not used in Explorer.

First, use the Windows+E shortcut to bring up the resource manager.

Then use the right mouse button to click the start button at the bottom left of the screen, click → run &rarr in the pop-up menu; enter: regedit → OK to open the registry editor.

Then, navigate to: computer → HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE→ SOFTWAR

SOFTWARE→Microsoft

Microsoft→Windows→CurrentVersion

CurrentVersion→Explore

Explorer→MyComputer→NameSpace

After expanding NameSpace, do a collection operation first, and it will be convenient to modify it later. Click on NameSpace→ then click Favorites &rarr on the toolbar; mark the location after the key value (system folder)

Then press the corresponding key file corresponding to the following music file → delete the download folder key value can. {374DE290-123F-4565-9164-39C4925E467B} Download

Confirm Delete → Yes.

Then use the Windows+E shortcut to bring up the resource manager and the download folder is gone.

To restore, right click on NameSpace → create → item → copy the following key values: {374DE290-123F-4565-9164-39C4925E467B} Paste into [New #].