If you want to edit the list of suggested TAGS in the Windows file system, you are going to be disappointed. The list of tags is made up of names you have typed in manually plus a hard coded list from Microsoft.
How to TAG files in Windows 10 Select a file, right-click, and open Properties. Switch to Details tab, and look for property Tags. Select the empty place right beside it, and it will convert to the. To add tags to files, select one or more items from the current location (tick the boxes above the file extensions), click an existing tag from the left column, and choose Tag Selected Files. There is a free trial but after you colorize a few folders you will have to buy a license, unfortunately. To get started, right-click the Windows 10 desktop and select New Folder to add a new folder to it. Next, you should right-click the folder on the desktop to open its context menu.
Below is a response I received from “Jason” at Microsoft Partner Support that explains the situation in more detail
Based on my experience, there is not an easy way to help you reduce tag list in Windows file system. Microsoft supplies several standard filters with Windows Search. Clients call these filter handlers (which are implementations of the IFilter interface) to extract text and properties from a document.
Tagging Files Windows 10
In Windows 7 and later, filters written in managed code are explicitly blocked. Filters must be written in native code due to potential CLR versioning issues with the process that multiple add-ins run in.
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For your interesting, you can refer to this developer blog:
How To Tag Folders In Windows 10
For your real concern, I suggest that you do not edit or change this feature since it might bring some potential risks. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks for your kindly understanding