Where is the desktop folder in C drive?

1. Open File Explorer and select This PC.
2. Click the Map network drive drop-down in the ribbon menu at the top, then select "Map network drive." (This is under the Computer tab, which should open automatically when you go to This PC, as above.)

1. Navigate to the file or folder on your computer.
2. Right click the file or folder.
3. Skim down the menu that appears and left click the Send To item on the list.
4. Left click the Desktop (create shortcut) item on the list.
5. Close or minimize all open windows.

Find & open files

• Open your phone's Files app . Learn where to find your apps.
• Your downloaded files will show. To find other files, tap Menu .
• To open a file, tap it.

1. Right-click the My Documents or Documents folder. Select Properties.
2. Click the Location tab.
3. Click the Move button.
4. In the resulting dialog box, go to your name folder in drive D:, create a new folder inside it called documents , and select that.
5. After you click OK, click Yes to move your files.
6. Then wait.

1. Open File Explorer, right click your Downloads folder and choose Properties.
2. Click on the Location Tab.
3. Type a new location into the box provided.

1. Open File Explorer.
2. Click on This PC from the left pane.
3. Under the "Devices and drivers" section, open the new drive location.
4. Navigate to the location you want to move the folders.
5. Click the New folder button from the "Home" tab.

1. Press Windows Key + E to open up the Windows explorer .
2. Look for the folder you want to move.
3. Right-click the folder and click on Properties.
4. Click on the Location tab.
5. Click on Move.
6. Navigate to the folder where you want to move your folder to.
7. Click on Apply.
8. Click on Confirm once prompted.

1. Click the [Windows] button > choose "File Explorer."
2. From the left side panel, right-click "Documents" > choose "Properties."
3. Under the "Location" tab > type "H:Docs"
4. Click [Apply] > Click [No] when prompted to automatically move all files to the new location > Click [OK].

1. Temporary files.
2. Download files.
3. Browser's cache files.
4. Old Windows log files.
5. Windows upgrade files.
6. Recycle Bin.
7. Desktop files.

1. In the search box on the taskbar, type disk cleanup, and select Disk Cleanup from the list of results.
2. Select the drive you want to clean up, and then select OK.
3. Under Files to delete, select the file types to get rid of. To get a description of the file type, select it.
4. Select OK.

• 1] Windows Temporary Folder. The Temporary folder is available at C:WindowsTemp.
• 2] Hibernate File. Hibernate file is used by Windows to keep the current state of the OS.
• 3] Windows. old folder.
• 4] Downloaded Program Files.
• 5] Prefetch.
• 6] Fonts.
• 7] SoftwareDistribution folder.
• 8] Offline Web Pages.