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windows 10 start menu subfolders

windows 10 start menu subfolders
  1. Where are the Start Menu folders in Windows 10?
  2. How do I organize the Start menu in Windows 10?
  3. How do I get folder view to all subfolders in Windows 10?
  4. How do I create a folder and subfolders in Windows 10?

Where are the Start Menu folders in Windows 10?

Start by opening File Explorer and then navigating to the folder where Windows 10 stores your program shortcuts: %AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs.

How do I organize the Start menu in Windows 10?

Head to Settings > Personalization > Start. On the right, scroll all the way to the bottom and click the “Choose which folders appear on Start” link. Choose whatever folders you want to appear on the Start menu. And here's a side-by-side look at how those new folders look as icons and in the expanded view.

How do I get folder view to all subfolders in Windows 10?

Steps to Apply a Folder's View to All Folders of Same Template Type in Windows 10

  1. Open Windows Explorer of File Explorer. Now change the Folder layout, view, icon size just as you prefer.
  2. Next, tap on the View tab and go to Options.
  3. Go to View tab, and click on Apply to Folders.
  4. It will ask for your confirmation.

How do I create a folder and subfolders in Windows 10?

Create a subfolder

  1. Click Folder > New Folder. Tip: You can also right-click any folder in the Folder Pane and click New Folder.
  2. Type your folder name in the Name text box. ...
  3. In the Select where to place the folder box, click the folder under which you want to place your new subfolder.
  4. Click OK.

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