Windows 10: SendTo folder issue

I mistakenly dragged & dropped a folder within my 'home directory' folder into the SendTo folder, However I cannot open the SendTo folder access denied and when I try to un shell:sendto I gdet 'The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.'. How can I open the SendTo folder and identify/recover the moved folder?

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How to include OneNote in SendTo Context Menu in Windows 10

I have successfully added Evernote, OneDrive, etc. to the SendTo menu but was not successful for OneNote.

The steps I have taken are:

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  Make a shortcut of your folder on the desktop
  
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  Open the run window - WIN+R
  
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  Type shell:sendto into the run box. Then OK. That opens the sendto folder.
  
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  Drag your shortcut from the desktop into the sendto folder. Close the folder
  

I was able to perform the first 3 steps and was also able to drag the shortcut from the desktop into the sendto folder. However, when I right clicked a file and then Send to, I was not able to see the OneNote listed in the menu. (I can see OneNote, however,
listed in the place where I dragged the OneNote shortcut to.

Any idea why this is so?

Regards,

Bulend

 

Windows 10 - Explorer SendTo Mail Disappeared

Thank you for getting back to us. Since you already have done safe mode and clean boot, what we suggest is that you create a new local user account for us to replicate the issue first. You may refer to this
link, for the steps.

If the issue persists after creating a new local account, what we recommend is to follow these steps:

• Press Windows key + R.
• On the dialog box, type in: shell:sendto and click
  OK. See screenshot below:
  
  
  
  
• Now the "SendTo" folder will show up in Explorer. C:\Users\"Your User Name"\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
• Delete the Bluetooth file. You may move the Bluetooth file to another folder before deleting them.

Do get back to us should you need further assistance.

 

Deleting the SendTo Folder from the AppData Folder

The SendTo folder is something that I do not use, including the one in the browser.

Deleting the SendTo folder from the AppData folder does not crash the computer. It makes the computer no longer having the SendTo folder. In fact, I do not need help from this one.

C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo