Though I have devised ways to quickly get to a favorite folder and even added few to the Favorites section on the navigation pane, I would love to have it (Videos link) integrated in to the Start menu as well. Here’s how I did it. Step 1: Right-click on the Start menu aka orb icon and go to Properties. That opens the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog.

Step 2: On the Start Menu tab click on the Customize button. Step 3: Scroll to the end till you reach an option that says Videos. Check the radio button for Display as a link. You should try Display as a menu as well.

That’s it. Go back to the Start menu and you will see a link for Videos there. Now, it is easier to watch videos, right?

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