The Games Explorer folder is the central location for all the games on your computer. Windows uses the Games Explorer folder to combine your game titles into one easy-to-use location. In the Games Explorer folder, you can find and open the games that are installed on the computer, download game information, and keep track of the games that you have played most recently.
The Games Explorer folder is the central location for all the games on the computer. See the following example:Īfter you install Games for Windows on Windows Vista, the shortcuts to the games are located in the Games Explorer folder. When you are prompted to create a shortcut on your desktop, Click Yes. For example, for Flight Simulator, you would right-click fsx.exe. Right-click the executable file, and then click Create Shortcut. Open the Microsoft Games folder, and then open the specific game folder.
If you have installed the game but the icon for the game is not displayed in Games Explorer, you can manually create a shortcut from the game folder. The shortcut will be created on your desktop. To create a shortcut, select the game in Games Explorer for which you want to create a shortcut. Resolution Create a game shortcut on your desktop No shortcuts are created on the desktop, and the game is not listed in the Programs menu. After you install a Microsoft Games for Windows title, you cannot find the game in Windows 7 or in Windows Vista.
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