At the top of Advanced Security Settings for ShellFolder, change the ownership of the folder to "Administrators".Now you need to change the permissions of ShellFolder, right-click ShellFolder, select Permissions, then click the Advanced button.Navigate to the following registry path: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID.Open the Windows Registry as an administrator by launching the Run command using the Windows + R keyboard shortcut, typing "regedit", and hitting Enter.In this step we will give the local administrator accounts full control over ShellFolder, which will allow us to modify the registry keys located in this particular shell folder. The next time you open File Explorer, the Quick Access Toolbar will contain only three default buttons: one for accessing the properties of the selected file or folder, one for creating new folder, and a down-pointing arrow that opens a menu that you can use to configure the Quick Access Toolbar.Keep in mind that removing quick access doesn't clear the File Explorer history, as such this is a good time to disable Show recently used files in Quick access and Show frequently used folders in Quick access, and click the Clear button to erase the File Explorer history. Restart your computer or sign out of your account. Just right-click on QatItems and then select Delete from the pop-up menu. In the right pane, look for the QatItems value which stores all the settings for the Quick Access Toolbar. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Ribbon To do this, open the Registry Editor and go to the following key: If you have messed up the Quick Access Toolbar, you can reset it to the default state. Right-click on any command that is present on the Quick Access Toolbar, and then choose “ Remove from Quick Access Toolbar“. Remove Ribbon Commands from Quick Access Toolbar If the “Add to Quick Access Toolbar” menu is grayed out, it means that this command/button has already been added to the Quick Access Toolbar. Right-click on any command/button (such as Format, Cleanup or Optimize) in any Ribbon tab and then select “ Add to Quick Access Toolbar” from the pop-up menu. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to add or remove any Ribbon command on the Quick Access Toolbar, or reset Quick Access Toolbar to default in Windows 10.Īdd Ribbon Commands to Quick Access Toolbar It provides quick access to commands you use most often.
Quick Access Toolbar is part of the Ribbon interface that is located in the title bar of File Explorer.
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