I have a similar setup, and the folders show up - I never created shortcuts to the folders, just the folders. Simple script to create particular subfolders within all subfolders of a directory.
#FILE2FOLDER SUBMENU HOW TO#
This is what you see in the All apps list.Īny ideas how to work around this - until maybe M$ fixes it?Īny ideas how to work around this - until maybe M$ fixes it?You can't create sub-folders for the Start Menu-All Apps, but you can create links for them.Ĭlick on the link for the video and go to approximately 15:00Īny ideas how to work around this - until maybe M$ fixes it?Try removing the shortcuts to the folders. This is what you see in file explorer in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\
Any folders under the first folder in the Start menu do not appear but the files under them do. All the files are in the actual Start menu folder seen with FE.Ģ. I believe another instance of an Uninstall shtct does appear, so I don't think MS is just eliminating Uninstall shtcts. Go back to Files2Folder.exe and right click Run as administrator to register the shell extension. Double click on F2Fremove.reg and allow it to merge with the registry.
So far I have not figured out how to do this. Then go to File > Save As and Save as type: All Files (.) - File name: F2Fremove.reg. I would like to organize my All Apps portion of the start menu in W10 as I did in W7. Files 2 Folder Description: A right-click shell extension that will automatically create a folder based on the selected filename and move that file into that folder.
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