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How do I create a desktop shortcut to access a shared folder?

Here are two different ways to create a desktop shortcut, so you can access a shared folder:

Option 1: Create the shortcut on your desktop

1. Right-click a blank area on your desktop, then go to New > Shortcut.

2. Type the path to your folder in the Type the location of the item field, then click the Next button. 

3. Give the shortcut a name or leave the default name, then click the Finish button.

4. A shortcut to your folder will appear on your desktop.

Option 2: Send the shared folder to your desktop

1. Right-click the Windows Start button and click File Explorer.

2. In the File Explorer address bar, type the path to your shared folder's parent folder.

3. Right-click your folder and go to Send to>Desktop (create shortcut).

4. A shortcut to your folder will appear on your desktop.

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