Windows 10: Pinned folders in taskbar opens CMD in default?

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    Pinned folders in taskbar opens CMD in default?


    When I left click the folders in taskbar, for example, "Downloads" from the Library then the CMD shows up for half a second and disappears, it's fine when I double click the folders from the Windows Explorer window itself, but not in taskbar. Any ideas?

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    PukingTom, May 6, 2018
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