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library folder in task bar
Ok....I can not seem to pin the folders library to the task bar. It somehow dissapeared, and when I go to drag/drop it on the taskbar, I get the red circle/slash do not allow symbol.
Ok....I can not seem to pin the folders library to the task bar. It somehow dissapeared, and when I go to drag/drop it on the taskbar, I get the red circle/slash do not allow symbol.
Hello wheresjerry
Follow these simple steps:
1. Open Start menu and then open Computer.
2. At the computer window, click Libraries on the left pane.
3. You will see a libraries icon on your taskbar. Right-click on it and select "pin this program to the taskbar"
4. Done.
Hope it helps.
I have tried that....I can do this for some icons, but not that one. The Library folder is an awesome starting point for accessing important folders I use...
Are you right-clicking on the taskbar's icon displayed after you open Libraries window? Or the one in the window? I tried in my w7 several times and it works...
Try this way:
Open C:\Users\_your_user_name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar
You will find all taskbar pinned items / shortcuts in there.
Right click in there and create a new shortcut, with the path %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe
Restart or logoff if necessary.
This should work.
I get as far in the path as quick launch.......I do not see user pinned\taskbar so I can not seem to get farther than that. I am able to make a shortcut with in that folder for Library then what?
Hi wheresjerry,
Limneos's method works, however there is a quicker way. Click the Start Orb and then click Documents. In the taskbar, right-click on the icon and select Pin this program to taskbar.
when I right click on my username at the top of start button options (upper right) I get an option to restore default libraries, selecting that, brings up the library folder.