Windows 10: I want to send files direct from File Explorer via Thunderbird but am stuck..........

I want to send files direct from File Explorer via Yahoo or Gmail accounts managed in Thunderbird but there is no email link associated with File Explorer to use. How do I create a link. I googled and found some details but I don't really know what I'm doing.


C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo


I followed the above route and found the Mail Recipient file. Does changing this change the default for all programmes. Thunderbird is the default app for Firefox and Chrome. I would like it to be the default for File Explorer also. That is where I'm stumped. I have no idea what to select. I don't even know if I'm doing the right thing so far. Help would be appreciated.





NB. I don't know which topic this comes under.

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Window 10 file explorer stuck

Hi Deepika,

Thanks on your help

I try all three suggestion but unfortunately the problem remain.

It is look the explorer stuck when I right clicking on file letter or try to past file.

Some details on the steps:

Step 1: When the Task manager is open no Window Explorer task exist. Clicking on File Explorer under Start menu window, bring Window Explorer task. Than I End the task using task manager and reopen the task by Run New Task in the task manger. The Window
Explorer task is appeared in the Task manger and on the screen window. Right clicking on the disk letter the Explorer was stuck again.

Step 2: I run the checkdisk on disk C (contains the Window) without /f and get report all is OK

Step 3: I run the Memory diagnostic. After long waiting time a report OK is received.

Any other suggestion will be appreciate

Thank

Naftali

 

SEND TO dropdown menu in windows 10 file explorer

Hi,

There are a few steps in order for you to add or change the Send to
items in File Explorer. Here are the steps how:

• Click Start, type File Explorer and hit
  Enter.
• Type shell:sendto on the address bar and hit Enter. This is a special value that actually maps to the real folder, which is found in C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
• Open a new File Explorer window by clicking Start,
  typing File Explorer and hitting Enter.
• Browse through the files that you want to add to the Send to items.
• Once decided, you may just drag the item to the Send to items path in the other File Explorer window.

Let us know if you need further help.

 

file explorer send to list

I hope I'm in the right form, if not please direct me to the right one.

I have win 10 w/ 2 drives, C:/ for OS and D:/ a data drive. I have a shortcut icon on the desktop for file explorer.

When I open the file tree and then right click on a file, in the drop down window is 'send to'.

When I click on that, the D: drive is not shown.

How can I add the D drive and have it shown on the 'send to' list?

thanks in advance

dave w.