Windows 10: How to add C drive to taskbar?

I'm trying to add a link for the root of the C drive to my task bar.
I tried creating a link to C, then right clicking, nothing comes up saying pin to taskbar??

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How to add space to C drive with System Reserved in the way

I suggest you use Easeus Partition Master (freeware) to resize your partitions.

Free partition manager software to resize partitions - EaseUS Partition Master Free



This page from the Easeus web site explains visually.

Resize operations - EaseUS Partition Master

 

How to add space to C drive with System Reserved in the way

I would like to add space to my C drive partition, but there is a Recovery partition space between my unallocated space and the c drive, is there a way to remove, or move the Recovery partition? I cannot update windows 10 at all until I get more space on
my C drive, I have my OS on a solid state drive. When I right click on C drive it does not say extend Volume.

 

You can right click the C: drive and choose Pin to Quick Access, or Pin to Start and then drag the shortcut to the Taskbar.

 

I pin to quick access and drag to taskbar it doesn't work??!
It says 'pin to file explorer' whatever that is, it never shows a link in the taskbar to the C root??

 

File Explorer is the new name for Windows Explorer (eg) the yellow folder on the task bar, there is already a shortcut for C: in File Explorer and This PC

 

• Open This PC, Right click on C drive and hold down, drag to desktop->Create Shortcuts here
• Right click on desktop shortcut->Pint to start
• From start Menu->Right click on C drive->More->pin to taskbar
• Delete the short from desktop, unpin from start Menu

NOTE: The shortcut is stored under:
C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar
User is your real user name
However, you cannot directly create a shortcut to this folder, won't work.

 

THANK YOU!

Awsome
Eric