“Windows 10 maintains track of every file and folder you open and shows that data in various places in the user interface—for example, Jump Lists linked to certain apps and the Recent Files and Frequent Folders portions of File Explorer’s Quick Access function. However, the Recent items list’s main objective is to make it simple for you to access frequently used files. You can quickly return to work by accessing the Recent items list, choosing the file you have been working on, and bypassing File Explorer or an Open dialog box. Now, even if the Recent items list boosts your productivity, there will undoubtedly come a time when you want to start again and purge the list.
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