Windows cannot find downloaded files looking right at them

By default, Microsoft Edge will download files to the "Download" folder of Windows Explorer and it is not available to change it.

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Thanks for your reply. I don't want to make local registry changes, hence I have set up folder redirections for all users by domain policies. The downloads folder is redirected to a network share where every user has his own folder.

The share is also mapped by domain policies to a local drive letter. A little correction of the program code should do the job Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Internet Explorer TechCenter.

Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Click it. This will open the folder that the file was downloaded and saved to. File download managers have a feature similar to browsers. The settings are normally where you can set the folder that all files should be downloaded to. Right-click the downloaded file or the in-progress download in the torrent client. The context menu will have an option called open containing folder, or something similar.

Clicking it will open the folder that the downloaded file is in. This will push the found files that were created recently to the top of the results. Then, it will start to troubleshoot and fix the issue. If it still exists, here is the last solution for you. If the software has a desktop shortcut, you can right-click the icon and select Open file location. Then type another title for the file, and press the Return key.

Then, the issue should be fixed. Now after reading this post, you know 4 methods to get rid of it. Just choose one based on your actual situations to fix the annoying issue.

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