Has anyone else had this problem?

u running insider preview report the bug to MS.

 

Hi EI_Heffe I'm not sure if this help you but before make backup of Registry :First open File Explorer and unpin all folders; open Regedit\HKCR\CLSID\{679f85cb-0220-4080-b29b-5540cc05aab6}\right click in ShellFolder\permissions\ Advanced\Owner in right side click change in sequence to Administrator and tick yes apply and ok after return to Permissions for ShellFolder search for Administrator tick Total Control apply and ok close window return to Regedit in same folder above in right side click two times in Attritutes to change value change of a100000 to a600000 click ok and finalizing type Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open TaskManager there search for Windows Explorer click on it and click restart so close Regedit open File Explorer and see if works

 

Now Quick Access is completely gone from File Explorer

 

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hmm dude is more easy pleasure someone than try help someone no

 

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Thank you @Mr.X !

 

Yes.

Anyways, with a snapshot well taken prior any attempt of tweaking, anyone can restore if anything goes wrong.

 

At bare minimum, if you are messing around in the registry, export the key you're messing with first.

 

hehe if you read my first post you can see that I warn for first make backup of Registry for avoid some mistake still I can show my File Explorer too

 

sorry I try help you but no luck so I hope someone here can help you in some maner

 

not sure if this helps

 

I'm more amazed how much here use a File Explorer concept that is completely broken by design and a complete DOA. I mean it still offers the poor feature set it was introduced with (plus some tweaks) and is even able to corrupt files during a copy process.

 

@ s1ave77 Hi dude maybe Total Commander is not better? what you think