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Bug: Pinned library shows the default location name and icon rather then the libraries #16854
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Thanks for the report, We're tracking support for changing the icon in #9445. You can check there or click subscribe in the right sidebar for updates. Also in future please make a different issue for each feedback you have so we can track it correctly. |
Is it specific to this custom icon, or does the issue occur if you try with a different icon as well? |
The icon doesn't matter, because the pinned Library will always take the first folder in its Location list. Here is the context for the image provided:
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Alrighty. Just expect multiple posts that are very similar revolving around this. |
What happens if you pin these locations from File Explorer and then come back to Files? |
Description
I have created a new Libraries folder called "Games" under
C:\Users\*Username*\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries
. Within this Library Folder, I have given it one folder location calledGame Clients
and a second one calledSaved Games
(which is normally built-in with Windows).When pinning the
Games
Library folder to the side panel (Quick Access), the name and icon does NOT come up as the nameGames
with its icon, but ratherGame Clients
with that folder's icon instead.When opening the incorrect pinned item, it does correctly take me to the Games folder that shows both contents from
Game Clients
andSaved Games
... it is simply the name and icon for which it is pinned is incorrectly showing.Steps To Reproduce
C:\Users\*Username*\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries
You can also right-click Libraries on the sidebar and {+ Create New **Library}
Files Version
3.9.1.0
Windows Version
10.0.22631.4890
User ID
c98bd093-e71c-424c-96f1-2e08d70cb04b
Log File
debug.log
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