作为一个适应性相当强的操作系统，Windows一直有一种专门的浏览和查看照片的方式。在Windows 10中，微软(Microsoft)也决定将浏览、组织和查看功能整合到一个应用程序中，最终结果就是照片应用程序(Photos App)。虽然照片应用程序很棒，但唯一需要注意的是，默认情况下它只显示图片文件夹中的文件。这意味着如果您使用共享文件夹将文件存储在外部驱动器或网络中，则这些图像不会包含在应用程序中。但是您可以在Photos App(Photos App)中添加/删除文件夹位置。您还可以在图片集中包含更多文件夹 - 这一切都在设置中。
Windows 10中内置的照片(Photos)应用程序允许用户查看图像并对照片和视频进行基本编辑、创建相册，甚至制作电影。此应用程序从您的系统、手机和其他设备收集照片，并将它们与存储在OneDrive中的文件一起放在一个收集位置，即本地图片文件夹(Local Pictures Folder)。使用照片应用程序，您可以轻松浏览照片并在一个地方找到您正在寻找的照片。
在本教程中，我们将带您完成在Windows 10的(Windows 10)照片应用(Photos App)中添加新文件夹或删除文件夹位置的过程。按照以下步骤在照片应用程序(Photos App)中添加新的或删除文件夹位置。
(Add)在照片应用程序中(Photos App)添加新文件夹位置
要在“照片(Photos)”中添加包含图像的新文件夹作为附加来源，请执行以下步骤：
1]打开“开始”(Start’)菜单并输入“照片”(Photos’)
2] 从搜索结果中点击“照片”(Photos’)应用
3] 从右上角，单击主菜单按钮，即三点图标(three-dotted icon)，然后选择“设置”(Settings’)选项。
4] 现在，在“源”(Sources’)部分下，单击“添加文件夹”(Add a folder’)按钮。
5]选择新的文件位置。
请注意，在选择“添加文件夹”(add a folder’)选项时，Windows会为您提供文件夹建议，您只需选择并添加即可。因此(Hence)，如果您想要的文件夹位置已经在建议中，只需选中该选项并点击“添加文件夹(add folders)”。或选择“添加另一个文件夹”(Add another folder’)选项以转到您选择的文件夹。
6]单击“将此文件夹添加到图片”(Add this folder to Pictures’)按钮。
7]完成后，新文件夹将添加到“图片”(Pictures’)中，并且照片应用程序将开始为您的图像(Photos)编制(Once)索引。
要向照片应用程序(Photos App)添加更多位置，只需重复这些步骤。
查看存储在云中的所有文件夹中的图片
使用OneDrive时，照片(Photos)应用程序将不可避免地显示存储在图片(Pictures)文件夹中的图像。但是，如果您不将图像存储在图片文件夹中，则需要更改设置以使照片(Photos)能够扫描存储在云上的所有文件夹中的图像。
要同步存储在云中的所有文件夹中的图片，请执行以下步骤：
1]打开“开始”(Start’)菜单并输入“照片”(Photos’)
2] 从搜索结果中点击“照片”(Photos’)应用
3] 从右上角，单击主菜单按钮，即三点图标(three-dotted icon)，然后选择“设置”(Settings’)选项。
4] 现在，在“ Microsoft OneDrive ”部分下，打开下拉菜单，然后点击“所有文件夹(All folders)”选项。
照片现在将开始显示存储在云上的所有文件夹中的图像，即OneDrive。
如果您不喜欢查看 OneDrive 中的图像，(OneDrive)则只需关闭“显示来自 OneDrive 的仅云内容(Show my cloud-only content from OneDrive)”切换开关即可。
删除照片应用中的现有文件夹位置(Photos App)
要删除包含您不希望在“照片(Photos)”中看到的图像的现有位置，请执行以下步骤：
1]打开“开始”(Start’)菜单并输入“照片”(Photos’)
2] 从搜索结果中点击“照片”(Photos’)应用
3] 从右上角，单击主菜单按钮，即三点图标(three-dotted icon)，然后选择“设置”(Settings’)选项。
4] 在“来源”(Sources’)部分下，点击删除按钮，即文件位置旁边出现的“ X ”图标。(X)
5] 现在，单击“删除文件夹(Remove Folder)”按钮。
完成这些步骤后，照片应用程序(Photos App)将不再索引已删除位置的图片。
请注意：从(Please note:)照片(Photos)中删除文件夹位置，不会删除文件夹或其中的图像。
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How to add more new Folder locations in Photos app on Windows 10
As a fairly adaptable operating system, Windows has always had a dediсated way of brоwsing and νiewing photos. In Windows 10 as well, Microsoft decided to amаlgamate browsing, organizіng, and viewing all together in one applicatіon and the end-reѕult is Photos App. While Photos app is great the only caveat is that it by default shows files only from your Pictures folder. This means if you store files on an external drive or in the network using a shared folder, those images aren’t included by the app. But you can add/remove folder locations in Photos App. You can also include more folders in your picture collection- and it’s all within the settings.
This built-in Photos app in Windows 10 allows the users to view images and perform basic editing of photos and videos, create albums, and even make movies. This application gathers photos from your system, phone, and other devices, and puts them in one collection place i.e. Local Pictures Folder along with the files stored in OneDrive. With photos app, you can easily look through the photos and find the one you are looking for in one single place.
In this tutorial will we will take you through the process of adding new or removing folder locations in Photos App in Windows 10. Follow the next steps to add new or remove folder location in the Photos App.
Add new folder location in the Photos App
To add a new folder with images as an additional source in Photos, follow these steps:
1] Open the ‘Start’ menu and type ‘Photos’
2] From the search results click on the ‘Photos’ app
3] From the top-right corner, click the main menu button i.e. three-dotted icon and select the ‘Settings’ option.
4] Now, under the ‘Sources’ section, click the ‘Add a folder’ button.
5] Select the new file location.
Please note, on selecting the ‘add a folder’ option, Windows gives you folder suggestions which you can simply select and add. Hence, if your desired folder location is already in the suggestions simply check the option and hit ‘add folders’. Or select ‘Add another folder’ option to go the folder of your choice.
6] Click the ‘Add this folder to Pictures’ button.
7] Once done, the new folder will be added to ‘Pictures’ and the Photos app will start indexing your images.
To add more locations to the Photos App, simply repeat the steps.
To view pictures from all folders stored in the cloud
When using OneDrive, the Photos app will inevitably display the images stored inside the Pictures folders. But, if you do not store images in the Picture folders, you will need to change the settings to empower Photos to scan images from all the folders stored on the cloud.
To sync pictures from all folders stored in the cloud, follow these steps:
1] Open the ‘Start’ menu and type ‘Photos’
2] From the search results click on the ‘Photos’ app
3] From the top-right corner, click the main menu button i.e. three-dotted icon and select the ‘Settings’ option.
4] Now, under the ‘Microsoft OneDrive’ section, open the drop-down menu, and hit the ‘All folders’ option.
Photos will now start displaying images from all folders stored on the cloud, i.e. OneDrive.
In case you do not prefer to see images from OneDrive, then simply turn off the ‘Show my cloud-only content from OneDrive’ toggle switch.
Remove existing folder location in Photos App
To remove an existing location with images that you do not wish to see in Photos, follow these steps:
1] Open the ‘Start’ menu and type ‘Photos’
2] From the search results click on the ‘Photos’ app
3] From the top-right corner, click the main menu button i.e. three-dotted icon and select the ‘Settings’ option.
4] Under the ‘Sources’ section, hit the delete button i.e. ‘X’ icon appearing next to the file location.
5] Now, click the ‘Remove Folder’ button.
Once these steps are completed, the Photos App will no longer index picture from the removed location.
Please note: Removing a folder location from Photos, doesn’t delete the folder or images on it.
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