Open any folder with "order" Windows-E

Of many may like the short keyboard commands that allow to perform different things, with little effort, saving plenty of time.
And one of these orders is to open Windows Explorer by clicking on the button that has the sign of Windows and the letter E, which opens Windows Explorer, locate the drives.
This can be useful thing, to see what disks you have available and do anything else, but sometimes it can be any other place that you should visit as often as you desire by an order short via the keyboard to go to that place.
Thanks to the free tool, AutoHotkey, it is likely to become a restoration of the positioning in any folder you want by clicking Windows button and button E.
# :: run explorer.exe {site} folder
Keep bracets and within them write the exact folder. So, for example, if you want to go to C: DataWordBlogposts, then this phrase should enter within brackets.
This will only work when you use the script. So, if you want to return to normal positioning, which is achieved by clicking the Windows-E, then simply prevent this gadget and everything back as it was before.