The OP's question is about the native Windows 10 start menu. You are using a third-party replacement (Start10). No wonder your menu behaves differently.
Right, sorry. No wonder it seemed so easy. Start10 rules :)
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It makes me wonder how well Win 10's menu copes with desktop programs installed for all users and a particular user... if you switch or log in as a different user...
I thought about this and the software installed for 'all users' would be available but likely specific software for that particular user would be the only available choices. This might be handy for young children.
Greetings,
I have found HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\default\Start which lists the various FOLDERS available to pin to the Start Menu.
This appears to be the DEFAULTS for all users.
Is there a way to specify which...
Hi all,
In win 7 I was able to put folders and shortcuts on the desktop (or every indexed folder) and when I went to:
- START
- SEARCH
I was able to write a folder or shorcut or even a portion of them and Win 7 gave me immediately the...
Hi,
Last question on customizing Windows 10 :)
Settings > Personalization > Start > Choose which folder appear on Start
I need to enable ONLY the following ones:
File Explorer
Settings
Documents
Downloads
Personal Folder
I would like to organize my All Apps portion of the start menu in W10 as I did in W7.
So far I have not figured out how to do this. There are a couple of problems.
1. Some programs just do not appear. I have one folder containing 3 shtcts. 2...
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