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Right-click in a blank area of the navigation pane and uncheck "Show all folders" This will fix the visualization
Did Microsoft Remove Quick Access from File Explorer.
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I have Windows 11 Professional.
A couple of weeks ago, after an update from Microsoft I noticed that when I do file explorer, my quick access was gone. I have always used the quick access to display the folders that I most use. Was this something that Microsoft did? If so, is it possible to get it back?
I still have the "pin to quick access" option when I right click on a file or folder, but there is no quick access displayed.
When I open File Explorer, this is the list that I get. Notice Quick Access is no longer there. And it's not under Home.
Can someone help me figure out if it's possible to get it back?
Thanks,
Scott
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Files, folders, and storage
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