Windows 10 brings by using it a lot of additional features, apps, changes, and customization options. Among those changes may be the inclusion of the new library folder called 3D Objects within the File Explorer. You can observe the 3D Objects folder within the "This PC" screen and underneath the "This PC" tree appearing around the left sidebar in File Explorer.

The 3D Objects folder can be used by Windows 10 in order to save the 3D object files created or download by the Paint 3D, Print 3D, or 3D viewer apps. When not using these apps, the 3D Objects folder is nothing but a total waste of space within the File Explorer. If you wish to clear the File Explorer and same some real estate, it is simple to remove 3D objects folder from appearing in File Explorer on Windows 10.

Obviously, if you are not using Paint 3D, Print 3D, or 3d Viewer apps, you can easily uninstall these store apps.

Remove 3D Objects Folder From File Explorer

To get rid of 3D Objects folder on Windows 10, you need to edit the Registry. Before doing that, please backup registry because it can help you restore it when something bad happens. That being said, just stick to the steps shown below as is and you should be good.

Open the beginning menu

Search for "regedit" and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.

Go towards the following key.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace

Under NameSpace key, find 0DB7E03F-FC29-4DC6-9020-FF41B59E513A and right-click on it.

Select the "Delete" option.

Click around the "Yes" button to confirm.

Must follow additional steps for 64-bit users (32-bit users can ignore below steps):

Go to the following location.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace

Under NameSpace key, find 0DB7E03F-FC29-4DC6-9020-FF41B59E513A and right-click onto it.

Choose the "Delete" option.

Click on the "Yes" button to verify.

That's it. The changes are instant. Should you open the File Explorer now, you will not begin to see the 3D Objects folder. If you're not seeing the changes instantly, restart Windows or sign out and register to see the alterations.

Restore 3D Objects Folder If needed

By using the above mentioned steps, you are just preventing 3D Objects folder from appearing in the File Explorer's "This PC" screen and sidebar tree. If you wish to, you can access the 3D Objects folder by visiting "C:\Users\username\3D Objects". However, if you want the convenience of accessing the 3D Objects folder in the "This PC" screen then follow the below steps to restore 3D Objects folder in File Explorer.

Since we've deleted the keys related to 3D Objects folder in the Registry Editor, we have to recreate them. To create things easier for you, I've created downloadable reg files that the job for you.

Depending on your system architecture. i.e, 32-bit or 64-bit, download the reg file while using below link. If you wish to, you are able to open the downloaded reg file with Notepad to see what keys you are adding.

32-bit users - download this reg file.
64-bit users - download this reg file.

After downloading, extract the reg file for your desktop, right-click around the file and choose "Merge". In the subsequent confirmation windows, click "Yes" to continue.

That is it. You will notice the 3D Objects folder re-appear within the File Explorer. Otherwise, restart the body also it should appear.