Right-click a shortcut file (lnk file) and choose "Open folder" from the shortcut menu"

Right-click the shortcut file (lnk file) and choose "Open folder" from the shortcut menu to open the folder where the shortcut is located. On the Windows Server platform, right-click the shortcut file, select "open file location ". However, on a non-Windows Server Platform (the XP system used by the landlord), this option is not available. You only need to right-click and select "properties ", click "search target" on the shortcut page of the file Properties dialog box. You can modify the Registry on www.2cto.com so that the right-click menu can also directly open the file location. Add the following registry file to the Registry. [Plain] Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ lnkfile \ shell \ open the Folder \ command] @ = "cmd/c mode con cols = 14 lines = 1 & type \" % 0 \ "| find/I \": \ "| findstr/I \" ^ [a-z] \ "> \" % temp % \\~~ AutoOpenDir.txt \ "& for/f % a in (% temp % \\~~ AutoOpenDir.txt) do start % ~ Dpa & del \ "% temp % \\~~ AutoOpenDir.txt \ "" has the following effects: