Change the File Explorer settings so that it opens by default on the desktop rather than Quick Access.
When you open a new file explorer window, Windows opens the Quick Access window by default, which groups together the most frequently used directories. If some are satisfied with it, the others will undoubtedly seek to navigate in other directories, in particular those of the storage devices, or the current folders (Office, Documents, Images, Music, etc.).
To avoid having to navigate manually to reach the This PC location, it is possible to configure the file explorer to open automatically in the workstation. Here’s how.
1. Access the File Explorer options
Start by opening a file explorer window. In the top ribbon, click Display, then, to the right of Display settings, click the Options button.
2. Change the opening location of the explorer
In the Folder Options window that appears, click the Open File Explorer in drop-down menu, and select This PC instead of Quick Access.
Validate your changes by clicking on Apply, then on OK. Normally, any new File Explorer windows you open will be in the CP location where your current folders and storage devices are located.