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I had a folder that I had pinned to my quick access and that folder has now been deleted. It is still pinned under my quick access but I cannot seem to get rid of it. I tried clearing the File Explorer History and that did nothing. I also tried following all of the steps in this article but nothing has worked. Is there any way to get this folder out of the way? I have Windows 10. Is it possible that onedrive has something to do with it? (just a thought, I'm clearly no expert haha)

Update: When following step 4 of the article, I do not have a folder titled Microsoft. I am not sure if this is because an update and/or the article is dated, but the last step no matter what I did I could not find an Automatic Destinations folder in File Explorer. Is there another place this could be, or is it possibly called something else?

Update #2: I tried step 4 again, and it seems to have worked this time. How weird technology can be.

Thank you for the help!!

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  • If you actually followed those instructions it’s literally not possible for any quick access entries to exist.
    – Ramhound
    Commented Jan 28, 2021 at 4:14
  • Please list ALL of the precise steps you followed. It should not be necessary to follow and read a link and then guess what parts of it you may or may not have followed, in order to know what you have tried so far.
    – music2myear
    Commented Jan 28, 2021 at 4:19
  • @Ramhound I have followed the first three steps with no success. I had an issue with step four, which I will update my post on what I saw.
    – Alex
    Commented Jan 28, 2021 at 18:03

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