Windows 7's library features organically combine scattered folders.

"Libraries" can top up commonly used folders and organically combine scattered folders.

Add commonly used working folders, receiving folders or download folders to folders that need to be modified and read and written, such as "work library", "download library", etc., so that you can reduce The habit of throwing files. Click the "Library" icon on the taskbar to bring up the library, click "New Library" on the navigation bar, and create a new library based on the role of the library. For example, the library for storing working documents is named "Working Document Library" and the corresponding resource folder is added. Right click the mouse, select "Properties" from the shortcut menu, then the Properties dialog box will pop up, click the "Include Folder" button, and in the dialog box that pops up, the folders related to the working documents scattered in the computer will be Add it in and confirm it to complete the addition. If you need to add multiple locations, you can follow the similar steps to continue adding.

After the folder is added, you can see that only one of the locations is checked, which means that the location is the default save location for such resources. You can adjust it according to your needs. It is best to relocate the system default repository to the location where resources are saved frequently, and finally click the "Set Save Location" button.

Follow the similar steps to relocate the default location of your library, music, and more. After the addition is completed, the system automatically indexes the added resource location in the background. The time and activity of the index establishment depends on the extent of the computer resources occupied by the foreground and the number of resources.