

You'll have to change the Target field on the Shortcut tab in order to change the default location opened by Windows Explorer. The Windows Explorer Properties dialog box appears (Figure). Right-click the Windows Explorer icon on the taskbar, and next right-click the Windows Explorer icon from the context menu and select Properties (Figure). Overall, Close All Windows adds a great shortcut option to Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.You can set to have it open to the folder of your own choice: If you have Windows 7 or 8 you can pin the Close All Windows executable to the taskbar by selecting Pin to Taskbar from its right-click menu. Those with Windows Vista could add it to the Quick Launch bar by right-clicking the icon, and selecting Add to Quick Launch. Click Apply, OK and then press the shortcut key to open the software window. There you should input a shortcut such as Ctrl + Alt + C in the Shortcut key text box.

Then click on the Shortcut tab to open the window below. To add a keyboard shortcut (hotkey) to open the program window that allows you to close all windows, right-click its icon and select Properties. The ones that weren’t selected should then remain open. To keep a few windows open, click on their check-boxes to remove the ticks and then select OK. To close all the application windows, click the OK option. The window lists all the software windows you have open. Then open a variety of application windows, and double-click the Close All icon to open the software window below. There select the Free Download option to download it to Windows. You can add the software to Windows from this page. That is a program with which you can close all your open windows with just one click. Are you searching for an option that will quickly close all your ope windows in Windows XP/Vista/7/8? If so you should add Close All Windows to the your software library.
