Survey: How do you open to the file system from any given Windows 10 desktop situation?

My goal is (always) to improve efficiency (in this caes, in opening up any
given folder from any given desktop setup).

Survey: How do you open to the file system from the Windows 10 desktop?
o LMB doubeclick on the This PC desktop; shortcut?
o LMB singleclick on a folder taskbar shortcut
o Aimed Cortana search query?
o RMB singleclick on a quick access pinned folder?
o Other? (What?)

On Sun, 7 Jul 2019 16:15:36 -0000 (UTC), in alt.comp.os.windows-10, Arlen
G. Holder wrote:

My goal is (always) to improve efficiency (in this caes, in opening up any
given folder from any given desktop setup).

Survey: How do you open to the file system from the Windows 10 desktop?

In order of usage prevalence:

LMB singleclick on the folder taskbar shortcut
Click and drag upward on the folder taskbar shortcut (for pinned folder
shortcuts and recent folders)
LMB singleclick on the shortcuts to the left of the Start menu
applications list (for networking/downloads/home folder, esp. network)

Console (for large-scale file operations/admin file operations):

win+X A (admin console)
Type "cmd" in address bar of file explorer (user console)
win+X C (user console)

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Zag

No one ever said on their deathbed, 'Gee, I wish I had
spent more time alone with my computer.' ~Dan(i) Bunten

"Zaghadka" wrote

| Survey: How do you open to the file system from the Windows 10 desktop?
|
| In order of usage prevalence:
|
| LMB singleclick on the folder taskbar shortcut
| Click and drag upward on the folder taskbar shortcut (for pinned folder
| shortcuts and recent folders)
| LMB singleclick on the shortcuts to the left of the Start menu
| applications list (for networking/downloads/home folder, esp. network)
|
| Console (for large-scale file operations/admin file operations):
|
| win+X A (admin console)
| Type "cmd" in address bar of file explorer (user console)
| win+X C (user console)
|
Lots of methods. I have only two: Many folders and all
drives have shortcuts on my desktop. Most of the others are
linked in each folder window by an Explorer Bar on the left
side. (Like the old Win98 folder links.) That covers 90+%
of what I need to access.