Fix: Compressed (zipped) Folder Missing from Send to Menu in Windows 10As you know, you can easily by a right click on the file, pointing to Send to, and then select Compressed (zipped) folder option from the menu. However, there are some cases in which some people find that the Compressed (zipped) folder item is missing from the Send to menu. Then what’s the problem and how to resolve it.

1. Send To Compressed Folder Missing

Right click over this shortcut and select Copy from the dialogue menu. Then, navigate to your Send To window (which is either blank or consists of Send To menu items) and click File - Paste. This should paste the Desktop shortcut into your Send To folder. Copy and paste more shortcuts as you see fit into your Send To folder.

Now this page will show you how to fix the problem that.How to fix Send to Compressed (zipped) Folder missing in Windows 10Step 1: by simultaneously pressing Win and R keys on your keyboard. Then type shell:sendto in the Run box and then click OK. This will go directly to the SendTo folder.

Alternatively, you can manually navigate to the path: C:UsersUsernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo.Step 2: Select the View tab, click on Show hide and then check Hidden items to show all possibly hidden files.Step 3: Check whether the Compressed (zipped) folder exists in the SendTo folder. If it is not existing, go to C:UsersDefaultAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo and there copy the Compressed (zipped) folder and then paste it to the SendTo folder in C:UsersUsernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo. If this still doesn’t work, download the zipfldr.zip from open it, and then copy the Compressed (zipped) Folder and paste it into C:UsersUsernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo. Then the missing Compressed (zipped) Folder option can be restored to the Send to menu.If making sure the Compressed (zipped) folder is existing in the SendTo folder but still the Compressed (zipped) Folder item is still missing from the Send to menu, move on to step 4 below.Step 4: Check whether there is a 0-byte Bluetooth file existing in the SendTo folder.

Send To Compressed Folder Missing

If there is, delete it, because the file named Bluetooth may be preventing the Compressed (zipped) Folder item from being displayed in the Send to menu. (This usually happens when the Bluetooth doesn’t work well.)If making sure the Bluetooth file is not existing in the SendTo folder but still the Compressed (zipped) Folder item is missing from Send to menu, move on to step 5 below.Step 5: Check whether the Compressed (zipped) folder is normal. Normally, it shows with a zip icon. If its association settings are corrupt, it might show with a generic icon and simply show the file name extension in the Type column.In this case, you can fix it with Command Prompt.

Type the following command and hit Enter.Generally, after the step(s) above, the missing Compressed (zipped) Folder option can be restored back to the Send to menu in Windows 10.

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