
This would be highly useful for folders you work with often, such as the Downloads Folder, or Movies, Music, Ebook folder or basically any folder which you wish to add. These are shortcuts to folders which you have pinned to the Quick Access menu. The Quick Access menu itself consists of two parts:Īnd as the above two options suggest, there are two ways to add or remove items from the Quick Access menu. Quick Access as the name suggests, has shortcuts for folders which you want to open, without navigating through its parent folders.
Notice the left pane of the File Explorer, it is divided into several parts: Quick Access, OneDrive Folder, This PC and Network. By default there is an icon on the Taskbar for the File Explorer, but if you removed it, click on the Start Button and select the File Explorer shortcut or press the key combo Windows + E, to open File Explorer. No, it is not the shortcuts you see in the Start Menu, rather it is found in Windows 10’s File Explorer. Today, we will be showing you how to use a new feature called Quick Access.
Scroll all the way down and select “Settings”.We are back again with another tutorial for new users of Windows 10. For Android users you can do it easier, open up the Google Drive app, and tap on the menu button in the top-left corner. Tap on the toggle switch next to “Enable Quick Access” to disable it. If you are ab iPhone user, open up the Google Drive app and tap on the menu button in the top-left corner of the screen. Hit “Done” at the top of that pop-up window and then refresh the page. Find the “Quick Access” feature and uncheck the box next to “Make relevant files handy when you need them.”. To disable it, click on the settings gear icon up in the top-right corner of the window. you will see the usual interface of Google Drive and the Quick Access Shortcuts on the top. how to Hide Quick Access in Google Drive? Let’s see how to disable the Quick Access Shortcuts in Google Drive on the Google Drive web interface, and the Google Drive apps for iPhone and Android. Fortunately, you can easily disable the Quick Access shortcut from any device. This feature was introduced three years ago, many users liked it and others see it as annoying and take up precious screen real estate. When you open your Google Drive you won’t see the new files on the top instead, you will see recently-opened or recently-edited files at Quick Access Shortcut.