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How Do You Begin Navigation? (Old poll: What Start Menu do you use?)
View Poll Results: How Do You Begin Navigation?
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1. The default menu with tiles.
7 19.44% -
2. The default menu eliminating all tiles leaving and using just All Apps.
0 0% -
3. Taskbar only.
4 11.11% -
4. Create and use a Toolbar via the Taskbar. e.g. A folder of shortcuts.
1 2.78% -
5. Place shortcut icons on your desktop and use those.
1 2.78% -
6. Use 3rd party customizing software to create some other menu.
3 8.33% -
7. A combination of the above.
20 55.56%
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New #72
Just a reminder and to ask to please vote. Thanks.
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New #73
I have my Start Screen tiles just about the way I like them. The Start Screen to me is not only a great launching pad, but also a lot of up-to-date, at-a-glance info when there.
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New #74
I leave AllAppsPrograms alone - use these for programs occasionally used.
I've eliminated all tiles except weather, have 4 tiles for often used but not daily programs/utilities, the rest are my "toolbox" - Windows configuration and upkeep stuff like Control Panel, Computer Management, Services, Run, cmd, etc.
The taskbar only shows me what's running.
Desktop Icons for programs I use every day. This is a work computer so I also have shortcuts to projects I am currently working on. I prefer a clean looking desktop so to get there i just need to work harder!
I like to keep 3rd party stuff running to a minimum. Just run it as needed.
No toolbars. Don't need "another thing".
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New #76
A reminder to please vote in this poll. Thanks. :)
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New #77
Classic Shell 4.30 with the old school menu with a shortcut on that menu to the default menu which I have pruned of tat such as candy crush etc. Also using the dark theme so I can see the information on the screen.
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