默认情况下,Windows 10 在开始菜单的(Start Menu’s)左侧栏中显示几个文件夹,以便于访问。很少有人知道这个文件夹列表是可编辑的,您可以轻松地在“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中添加或删除文件夹。该过程一点也不复杂,您只需点击几下即可。事不宜迟,以下是在 Windows 10开始菜单(Start Menu)上添加或删除文件夹的方法:
Windows 10 开始菜单(Start Menu)文件夹:您可以添加或删除多少个?
安装 Windows 10 时,开始菜单(Start Menu)由三个文件夹填充:Documents、Pictures和Settings。它们显示在其左边距,在您的用户帐户图片和电源(Power)按钮之间。
Windows 10 开始菜单(Start Menu)上的默认文件夹
除了默认文件夹外,您最多可以向“开始”菜单(Start Menu)添加六个文件夹。Windows 10 将从可以添加或删除的预定义选项列表中显示任意数量的文件夹:文件资源管理器、设置、文档、下载、音乐、图片、视频、网络(File Explorer, Settings, Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Network,)和个人文件夹(Personal folder)。开始菜单(Start Menu)上显示的文件夹列表扩展,如下面的比较所示。
添加了许多文件夹的Windows 10 开始菜单(Start Menu)与默认设置
当您启用所有“开始”菜单(Start Menu)文件夹时,Windows 10 会根据其高度显示尽可能多的文件夹。如果您添加了一个文件夹但没有看到它显示,请调整“开始”菜单(Start Menu)的大小以使其更高。本指南将提供帮助:如何在 Windows 10 中调整开始菜单的大小(3 种方法)(How to resize the Start Menu in Windows 10 (3 methods))。
要查看所有文件夹,请调整开始菜单的大小(Start Menu)
如何在Windows 10 开始菜单中添加或删除文件夹(Start Menu)
要从“开始”菜单(Start Menu)添加、编辑或删除文件夹,请先打开“设置”(Settings)(open Settings)。一种快速的方法是单击“开始”菜单中的(Start Menu)“设置”(Settings)快捷方式或按键盘上的Windows + I在“设置”(Settings)应用中,转到“个性化(Personalization)”部分。
在Windows 10 设置(Settings)中,访问个性化
在左侧的列中,选择“开始(Start)”,然后单击或点击显示“选择出现在开始上的文件夹”的链接。(“Choose which folders appear on Start.”)它位于窗口的右下角。
转到“开始(Start)” ,然后选择“(Choose)开始(Start)”上显示的文件夹
您会看到一个列表,您可以在其中决定哪些文件夹出现在“开始”菜单(Start Menu)上。对于每个文件夹,都有一个可以打开或(On)关闭的开关(Off)。
当您打开开关时,该文件夹会添加到“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中。当您关闭开关时,该文件夹将从“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中删除。根据需要进行设置(Set),以添加和删除您感兴趣的文件夹。
选择(Choose)开始菜单(Start Menu)上显示的文件夹
完成后,关闭设置(Settings),Windows 10开始菜单(Start Menu)会立即反映您的更改。
Windows 10 开始菜单(Start Menu)有你想要的文件夹
下次您单击或点击开始(Start)或按键盘上的Windows键时,“开始”菜单(Start Menu)会在其左侧栏中显示您选择的文件夹。每个文件夹都有其独特的图标来帮助您识别它。如果您想查看名称,请将鼠标光标悬停在任何文件夹上,或者单击或点击“开始”菜单(Start Menu)左上角的汉堡按钮。它看起来像三个水平线。
扩展Windows 10 开始菜单(Start Menu)以查看文件夹名称
然后开始菜单(Start Menu)会扩展并显示每个文件夹的名称。单击(Click)或点击其名称以访问它。
开始菜单(Start Menu)显示所有文件夹的名称
您添加了哪些 Windows 10开始菜单(Start Menu)文件夹?
现在您知道如何在“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中添加或删除文件夹了。在结束本教程之前,请与我们分享您添加的文件夹。我们很想知道。此外,如果您想了解更多有关Windows 10开始菜单(Start Menu)和其他功能的有用教程,请阅读下面推荐的文章。
How to add or remove Windows 10 Start Menu folders -
By default, Windows 10 displays a couple of folders on the Start Menu’s left side column, for easy access. Few people know that this list of folders is editable, and you can easily add or remove folders to or from the Start Menu. The procedure is not complicated at all, and all you need are a couple of clicks or taps. Without further ado, here’s how to add or remove folders on your Windows 10 Start Menu:
The Windows 10 Start Menu folders: how many can you add or remove?
When you install Windows 10, the Start Menu is populated by three folders: Documents, Pictures, and Settings. They are shown on its left margin, between the picture of your user account and the Power button.
The default folders on the Windows 10 Start Menu
You can add up to six folders to the Start Menu, alongside the default ones. Windows 10 is going to display as many folders as you want, from a list of predefined options that can be added or removed: File Explorer, Settings, Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Network, and Personal folder. The list of folders shown on the Start Menu extends, as illustrated in the comparison below.
The Windows 10 Start Menu with many folders added vs the default
When you enable all Start Menu folders, Windows 10 displays as many as they fit, depending on its height. If you added a folder and don’t see it displayed, resize the Start Menu to make it taller. This guide is going to help: How to resize the Start Menu in Windows 10 (3 methods).
To see all folders, resize the Start Menu
How to add or remove folders from the Windows 10 Start Menu
To add, edit, or remove folders from the Start Menu, first open Settings. A quick way to do that is to click the Settings shortcut from the Start Menu or press Windows + I on your keyboard. In the Settings app, go to the Personalization section.
In the Windows 10 Settings, access Personalization
In the column on the left, choose Start, and then click or tap the link that says: “Choose which folders appear on Start.” It is found on the bottom-right side of the window.
Go to Start and then to Choose which folders appear on Start
You see a list where you can decide which folders appear on the Start Menu. For each folder, there is a switch that can be turned On or Off.
When you turn on a switch, that folder is added to the Start Menu. When you turn off a switch, that folder is removed from the Start Menu. Set things as you wish, to add and remove the folders that interest you.
Choose which folders appear on the Start Menu
When done, close Settings and the Windows 10 Start Menu immediately reflects your changes.
The Windows 10 Start Menu has the folders you want
The next time you click ortap Start or press the Windows key on your keyboard, the Start Menu displays the folders that you have chosen on its left-side column. Each folder has its unique icon to help you identify it. If you want to see the name, hover the mouse cursor over any folder, or click or tap the burger button on the top-left of the Start Menu. It looks like three horizontal lines.
Extend the Windows 10 Start Menu to see the folder names
The Start Menu then extends and displays the name of each folder. Click or tap on its name to access it.
The Start Menu displays the names of all folders
Which Windows 10 Start Menu folders did you add?
Now you know how to add or remove folders to and from the Start Menu. Before closing this tutorial, share with us which folders you added. We are curious to know. Also, if you want more useful tutorials about the Start Menu and other features of Windows 10, read the articles recommended below.