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I am just use to using the control console to do everything. I guess one of these days I will figure it out and get it back in there.
Right, but for my needs I find it easier/quicker to have them in the Start tiles list.
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kind of along the lines of this topic , type mmc into RUN ,and create a more custom Windows Administrative Tool [located in AllApps], just go to file and choose add and remove snapin
tried that and it would not add it to the console
In the local group policy editor. Under
User Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Microsoft Management Console->Restricted/Permitted snap-ins->Extension snap-ins.
If you have the Extentions snap-ins for Device Manager Disabled then the Device Manager will not show up in Computer Management Console as shown in the screen shot:
If you are using Windows 10 Home Edition then Group Policy Editor is not available. However, you can try this tweak to enable the Group Policy Editor. I have never done this so I don't know if it works:
How To Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) In Windows 10 Home Edition
Just a note that topgundcp's procedure worked on my Win10 Home version.
@Berton
If you wish. You can add "This PC" to the right click context menu
zip file below.
Or if you prefer to put in Win+X menu then download:
Win+X Menu Editor for Windows 8
Then add a Control Panel Item->This PC to group 2