The name under your new file or folder shortcut will start with Shortcut to.If the shortcut is for a folder, then the icon will look like a folder. The icon will be the program used to open the file if your shortcut is for a specific file.It is there, probably over on the right if you don’t have too many desktop shortcuts already. Look around for your new desktop shortcut. Once you close or minimize all the open windows, your desktop appears.This action creates a desktop shortcut to the file or folder on your desktop. Left click the Desktop (create shortcut) item on the list.Right click the file or folder and a menu will appear.Navigate to the file or folder on your computer.Note: If you run into problems, create an incident in the ServiceNow portal and include the path and filename that was in the "Target:" field that you recorded in step 3.When you use a particular file or folder a lot, placing a desktop shortcut to that file or folder on your computer desktop can save time.Ĭreating a desktop shortcut for a file or folder requires navigating your way to the file or folder and sending a shortcut to the desktop. And you may want to change the icon to one from the target program. Set the shortcut to Run: Minimized (so you dont see the command window pop-up). comspec /c start 'lnk' 'c:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsAccessoriesPaint.lnk'. follow the instructions for "Creating shortcuts" listed above Its a bit clunky but CMD and START can do the trick.right-click on the shortcut and select "Delete".click on "Cancel" to close the shortcut properties window.write down the path and filename found in the "Target:" field.click the "Shortcut" tab at the top of the window.right-click on the shortcut and select "Properties".Fixing a shortcut to a lost file or folder If you start browsing and can't find the file or folder, click "Cancel" and follow the steps below. Once you select it, the shortcut will be fixed. If you know where the file is located, click "Browse" and find the file. To locate the file yourself, click Browse." will appear. If you double-click a shortcut that is broken, a dialog box with the message "Windows is searching for filename. exe file or the folder/library that you want to create a shortcut. press the "Enter" key when you are done specifying the new nameįiles and folders get moved around from time to time and that can break your existing shortcut(s). Doing this is very simple, just open File Explorer and browse towards the location of the.the shortcut name will be highlighted and you may overwrite the existing name by typing in a new name.The latter will create a shortcut in the current folder instead of your desktop. Note: Make sure you use the "Send To, Desktop" option described above and not the "Create Shortcut" option. Your done! A shortcut should appear on your desktop. right-click on the file or folder and select "Send To".To create a new shortcut to a file or folder you will use frequently:
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