Windows 10: Not getting file paths from using libraries on my new desktop

This is an image of my laptop using Windows 11 Home. Whenever I add files to libraries, it includes blue text displaying where the drive path for those files are. It's a nice way to have files in one location, but to also know which drive they're coming from. I've put red circles showing what I'm talking about.However, my new Desktop PC doesn't do this. If I add a file to a library, the file just gets merged with my other files, and there's no drive path anywhere in the explorer. Anyway to resolve this?

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Please give steps to open the paths to Program Files

If you want to open File Explorer to your C: drive without any registry tweaks, you'll need to do so from a shortcut you create.

1. Open File Explorer to This PC.
2. Right-click Winndows (C and select Create Shortcut:
   
   
3. Clock OK in the altert dialog:
   
   
4. And you'll have a shortcut on your Desktop:
   
   

 

Windows 10 file path on screensaver

Hi Claire,

Please follow below steps and check if it helps.

• Right click on a particular picture.
• Select the option Properties, look for the path “Location”.

Note: New Windows version it is mention as Location instead of File path.

Please get back to us for future support, we’ll be glad to assist you further.

Thank you

 

Add a path to $PATH?

what exactly do you need to decipher about that path line? also, what are you installing? perhaps i can help.