Setting File Explorer Default

[PilgrimHiker]

PC / Windows 10 -

C:\ is operating system

D:\ (partition) is my file system

Attempting to set File Explorer default so it always shows D:\ files;

Presently, Windows offers only "Quick Access" or whatever it's called or "My PC" default settings (typical limited MS thinking) and there seems to be no option to designate a different default -- such as a drive partition as is my case.

How to get there?

Thank you -- help appreciated.

[#2]

Would you mind clarify your question.
Do you want to like to make the D: drive as default location to save files?
You may open Settings and navigate to System->Storage and then click on "Change where new content is saved" and customize it.

[#3]

Apparently you don't understand what I've already written, so I shall repeat:
1. D:\ is my hard drive partition where my files are stored;
2. My question is not about how to make D:\ the default location for saving files; it already is, so your answer information is beside the point;
3. Here, merely repeating what I had written previously:
". . . how to set File Explorer default so it always shows D:\ files;
Presently, Windows offers only "Quick Access" or whatever it's called or "My PC" default settings (typical limited MS thinking) and there seems to be no option to designate a different default -- such as a drive partition as is my case."
If you had clearly read my initial post, you would see that the question is not about D;\ (which you addressed), but about File Explorer.
Fortunately, I have already learned the solution to my issue -- so we shall consider this matter closed.
Thank you.

[#4]

For the benefit of the community, please share your solution.

[#5]

1.  https://www.tenforums.com/general-support/196246-setting-file-explorer-default.html

2.  https://askleo.com/open-windows-file-explorer-to-a-specific-folder/

3.  https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance/set-d-as-file-explorer-defa...

[#6]

Steps to reset file explorer to default

1) Right click on the Quick Access
2)Now Click on Options
3)Now Go To the View Tab
4)Now Click On Reset Folders
5)Now Click OK

Greeting,
Rachel Gomez

[#7]

Thank you for sharing.