I just upgraded to Win11 and I'm asking myself that same question. WTH Microsoft???? You screw is on this, you shift the Start button to the middle of the taskbar, try to force CoPilot on us. You just suck as usual.
How to reorder items in Quick access (File explorer, Windows 11)
I think my File Explorer (Windows 11) is possessed by an evil creature that enjoys rattling me. Every once in a while it decides to substitute my pinned folders with some random and mostly useless ones.
Today I decided to retry and re-organize that section of File explorer.
I am not able to sort the items I put in Quick Access. Folders are in a completely random order, not alphabetical, not based on usage. It is random.
When I try and move a folder, File Explorer put it back where it was.
This is an incredibly bad application. I fail in understanding how Microsoft is not able to provide a simple and functional File Explorer. I use also a Mac OS system and cannot belive how much better their simple Finder is. At least it enables users to organize their pinned locations as they like.
Is there anyone with a suggestion?
By the way. Besides the name, what do you think the difference between "Quick access" and "Favorites" is?
For the experts: reinstalling Windows is not an option.
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Files, folders, and storage
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2024-08-20T18:19:58+00:00 I just upgraded to Win11 and I'm asking myself that same question. WTH Microsoft???? You screw us on this, you shift the Start button to the middle of the taskbar, try to force CoPilot on us. You just suck as usual.
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Anonymous
2024-08-27T23:58:17+00:00 thats messed up... it works... but messed up
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