The first level displays the shortcut of the folder, and the second level is the directory and file.

[ednykissyou]

The first level displays the shortcut of the folder, and the second level is the directory and file.
Display files and directory directly on the first layer.

I now use a replacement method.
For example, I want to establish a shortcut for D: \ Program File, I will send the shortcut to the desktop first, and then copy it to "Directory" (Setting \ General \ Directory).
It can be achieved, but it is a bit troublesome.

Just like C: D: E: disk, can there be a customized hard disk?
Click to close should be hidden until the tray.