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The Quick access feature in Win10 provides a convenient way to access frequently opened folders and recently opened files. Although some people may be distracted, it is a convenient feature for many people. However, some users report missing files that have been deleted from the Quick access section or the Quick access section in the Microsoft Community Forum.

I accidentally deleted the files I used every day from the Recent Files section of Quick Access. I want to put it back to the nearest file section for easy access, but opening and closing it will not return it. Is there a way to allow this file in quick access or whether it is banished forever?

Here are several ways to restore the Quick Access folder in Win10.

How do I resume quick access?

1. Restore Quick access folder

-- Open File Explorer from the taskbar.

In File Explorer, click the View tab.

Click the options drop-down menu, and then select change folder and search options. It opens the folder options window.

In the General tab, make sure that Open File browser to: is set to Quick access.

In the Privacy section, select the Show recently used Files in Quick access and Show frequently used folders in Quick access options.

-- Click apply and OK to save the changes.

Close the folder options window and File Explorer.

Open File Explorer again and check that the Quick access folder is visible.

two。 Reset folder

-- Open the File Explorer application from the taskbar.

Click the View tab on the ribbon menu, and then click options.

Select "change folders and search options". This opens the folder options window.

Go to the View tab.

-- under folder View, click the reset folder button

-- when asked for confirmation, click Yes.

-- close folder options and File Explorer window

Restart File Explorer to check that issues related to Quick access menus have been resolved.

3. Reset File Explorer from the command prompt

Type cmd in the search. Right-click the command prompt, and then click run as administrator.

Type the following command at the command prompt, and then press Enter.

Del / F / Q% APPDTA%\ Microsoft\ Windows\ Recent\ AutomaticDestinations\ *

Open File Explorer and check it again.

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