Modify the default startup location of Windows 7 Explorer

Students who have used the Windows 7 system know that the Quick Launch toolbar in the Win7 taskbar is not the same as Windows XP. XP's Quick Launch toolbar has shortcuts that you can modify at will, while the Win7 taskbar puts a program icon that is locked in the taskbar. It stands to reason that it should be more convenient under Win7, but Win7 always opens the resource manager by default instead of the computer (my computer). To open my computer, I have to start and click on the computer first, so many people will not Too used.
Below we set the target of the Explorer in the toolbar to point to the computer (my computer) instead of the library.
1. Right click on the icon of Windows Explorer and a menu will pop up.
2, then right click on the "Windows Explorer" in the pop-up menu, click Properties.
3, modify the Windows Explorer's target location, replace "ldquo;%windir%explorer.exe" in the target column with the following string
%SystemRoot%explorer.exe /e,::{ 20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}
4, and finally click OK.
Okay, click on the icon of Windows Explorer to see if the computer (my computer) is open.