I found a tutorial that details exactly what you want.
You can add it to the Start Menu… using a silly hack to the Libraries feature and renaming the Recorded TV library
to a different name. It’s not a perfect solution, but you can access your folder this way and it just seems to belong there.
First things first, head into the Customize Start Menu panel by right-clicking on the start menu and using Properties
, then make sure that Recorded TV is set to Display as a link
.
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Next, right-click on Recorded TV, choose Rename, and then change it.
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Now you’ll want to right-click on that button again, and choose Properties
, where you’ll see the Library locations in the list… the general idea is that you want to remove Recorded TV
, and then add your folder.
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3There is no folder containing these items in the system that you could modify. That's why the answers only provide alternative solutions. – Daniel Beck – 2014-03-16T15:15:48.713