Let Win7 Explorer display the hard disk partition table by default.

We can open the Win7 system resource manager by clicking the folder icon on the Win7 taskbar or pressing the “Win+E” key combination. Win7 Explorer defaults. The list is displayed in the "Library" Win7's "library" is a very convenient and easy to use new function, but some friends are still used to let Win7 Explorer directly display the "computer" list of hard disk partitions, this requirement Win7 can do? of course can! And the method is particularly simple.
Icon: Win7 system resource manager defaults to “Library"

We right click on the folder icon of the Win7 taskbar, and then continue to right click on the pop-up menu. ;Windows Explorer", click “Properties" in the pop-up menu to open the Windows Explorer Properties Settings panel.

In the Windows Explorer Properties Settings panel, we can see that & ldquo; shortcut & rdquo; of & ldquo; target & rdquo; is & ldquo;% windir% explorer.exe & rdquo ;, represents the default open & ldquo ; library & rdquo; list. We only need to change this string of characters to “%windir%explorer.exe," (without quotes), in fact, add an English half-angle space and a comma at the end of the string. Click the “OK” button.
Icon: Default display <;Library>; Target setting of list
Icon: Modify target setting

Now we can click the folder icon of Win7 taskbar or press “Win+E&rdquo ; combination key, the Win7 resource manager directly displays the list of hard disk partitions under "Computer". Very simple!
Icon: After setting, Win7 Explorer displays the list of hard disk partitions under “Computer” by default.

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