#VISTA MEMORY CLEAN WINDOWS#
To do this, open My Computer or Windows Explorer and create a new folder any where on your hard drive. If you don't like adding toolbars to the taskbar, then create a docking toolbar. Just like the Quick Launch bar, you can add items to the toolbar by dragging them on top of the toolbar. This will allow for easy access to those folder shortcuts that USED to clutter up your desktop. You will now have a new toolbar, similar to Quick Launch, next to the System tray. Now, right click on an empty area of the taskbar and select Toolbars \ New Toolbars and browse for the folder that you just created. Next, drag all those folder shortcuts sitting on your desktop into this folder (you can also include files if you want to). Start off by creating an empty folder, called Folder Shortcuts (or what ever you want to call it) somewhere on your hard drive, such as in your My Documents folder. Have a lot of shortcuts to folders? Then adding a toolbar to the taskbar is the perfect solution to de-cluttering your desktop. If you don't see the bar, unlock it by right clicking on an empty area of the taskbar and un-select Lock the Taskbar. The width of the Quick Launch bar can be adjusted by grabbing the bar and moving left or right to display more or less icons. You can also create new folders to organize your items, add files to your preference.
Instead you can access the Quick Launch folder under your user profile in the folder – \Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch (in XP) and \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch (in Vista). NOTE: Right clicking before the arrows can be a little tricky. If you don't see Quick Launch next to the Start button, just right click on the taskbar then select Toolbars \ Quick Launch.įrom here, you can add items by dragging them on top of Quick Launch, or right click just before the double arrows to open the Quick Launch folder. Now, I only use my Quick launch for programs and files that I use frequently (later I'll show you a better solution for folders). So if you look at your desktop, that's really what you have…shortcuts to programs, files and folders. These items are usually shortcuts to programs, files and folders.
Quick Launch is the perfect companion to the Start menu, except you only drop items in it that you use frequently (the reason why it's called Quick launch). Quick Launch is just a folder on your computer, which the content can be made visible as part of the task bar located next to the Start button.
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