Create a shortcut to use a relative path

Create a shortcut to use a relative path

Right-click a shortcut-click Properties-Fill in the path of the shortcut in the "Target" column and you will find that the path cannot be in the. The relative path of the beginning,

But it's easy to fill in the following content:

%systemroot%/explorer.exe "an absolute path or relative path"

Eg:%systemroot%/explorer.exe ". /123 "

--Double-click the shortcut to open a folder named 123 in the parent directory of the current directory in a new window

Where the path of the shortcut is the starting path, not the system32.

The test Win7 is effective.

As for how to open this path in the current window, we study the parameters of the explorer.