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Windows 7 Home Folder

  • In Windows Vista and Windows 7, each user has a home folder which contains various sub-folders for the user’s data, such as documents, downloads and music to name a few. These are all accessible by going to the Start menu and then clicking on your user name. However, many users find it much more convenient to have a link to the home folder on the desktop. Fortunately this is very easy to setup. Right-click on your the username button in the Start menu (underneath the user profile picture) and select “Show on Desktop”. You will now see a shortcut appear for your home folder on the desktop.

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