hello, when u go to startmenu u have some buttons "pictures,videos,music,documents,..". i also have downloads there. i want this button linked to my library "downloads" but i could only figure out how to link it to some "downloads" folder. is there a way to link it to the library?
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This is possible.
If you right-click the 'Downloads' item in the Start Menu, go to Properties, it will have a tab called 'Location'. From there, you can select your Downloads Library. -
doesnt rly work.
when i click fine target i can explore all folders but i cannot choose any folder. i can only open them -
Don't use find target, use 'change location'. -
check the pics.
2nd pic shows what happens when i press find target.Attached Files:
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"you have selected a library. please select a folder"
seems like this wont work -
Create a folder on the C drive, root.
Go to Move and select the folder I am talking about. It will work. -
davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate
you can't 'move to a library', as a library is a COLLECTION of folders. with one of the collection being c:\users\you\downloads
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@szazik: yes but i dont want to link it with a folder.
i want to link it with a library i made. that library includes 2 downloads folder on 2 different hdd´s.
@davepermen: could u maybe tell me if u find a fix? -
It is a 2 step procedure. Since as @davepermen Libriary is just a set of folders, you cannot link to the library itself.
You still need to create a folder to which downloadsd will go and the ADD THIS FOLDER to the library. -
i think u dont get what i want:
i have a library called downloads
in this library i have:
C: downloads/browser
C: downloads/usenext
C: downloads/jdownloader
D: downloads/torrent
P: downloads /server
When i now press the "downloads" button in the startmenu, i want to see the library with all these folders in it. i know that the library is just a set of folders. And i want to see this set of folders.
I could only add one folder to the downloads button. E.g. i could set it to "C:downloads".. but then i wouldnt see the downloads on D: or P: -
I don't think you can link that to the Download Library.
Yeah a little crude, but the Library concept is still young. Plus those links in the Start Menu aren't going to be phased out. Microsoft expected you to use jumplists. -
davepermen Notebook Nobel Laureate
guess it's not directly possiblelet's dive into the registry and check how they're implemented, then mess everything up till the system is unbootable
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So why do you want this link to point to the Downloads folder?? You could just add the folder to the Superbar.
start - downloads - linked to library?
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