Forgive the obvious suggestion: choose a program you have installed that is listed in your start menu and search for part of its name. The example you show above may not match any installed app or...

The clue was in bold in my post.

Here's how:

The search:
409810

The search result:

409811

Unfortunately that is uninformative.
Like this please, showing % resource usage- organise columns of high resource usage high to low by clicking on the column header.

Post more than 1 screenshot...

And thank you for your reply.

Please see my first screenshot.

Compare yours.
Post your settings.

It's easy to use. Like any other program, you need to learn to use it.

You've not provided any screenshots so I've no idea whether you've installed it, or what you've tried.

Here's how:...

Hi, you can:
a. stop all updates (described in multiple places).
b. as you have Pro, set updates to 'Notify' in Group Policy so you only get a notification
c. as you have Pro, you can disable...

I don't believe that's supported in Win 10.

That's because not all 3rd party programs use the standard Windows window frame and consequently don't follow the metrics applied to those.

If you want to delete them- and you're happy to do that- you have everything you need in the replies above and more.
Just choose one method.

Hi, welcome to tenforums. Have you tried F10 during POST? The exact key may depend on the BIOS you have:
https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/how-to-enter-bios-setup-windows-pcs

Note: from...

Hi, I think that's Classic Shell (note Open Shell has replaced it- basically the same program).
Have you made sure the search settings are appropriate?
Example:
409780

Note that you seem to...

It's a very simple (and inexpensive) program that has been reliable. Try free for 30 days.

1 click to apply the skin once selected. You can download more from
Curtains -...

Note that if you don't use bitlocker, the update is irrelevant. Thus, if, for example, you've chosen to delete the Recovery partition, or your Recovery partition is functional and you don't want to...

Not sure why the workarounds for Win 11 represent a particular threat; the consumer pricing for Win 10 updates will be lower than the figure published for businesses - but yes, probably will be more...

Just a comment: if you were willing to run Win 11, it can be installed on pretty much any PC irrespective of its installer's conditions on TPM, CPU type etc. A couple of workaround methods to do that...

There's nothing too hard about deleting 'undeletable' files- and you don't need to learn commands to do it.

So, once again...

1. Delete them without Windows running- offline.
E.g. from a...

Good that you've identified it.

If you want to make changes to the title bar/frame, one possibility is to use Stardock's Curtains which is much simpler (and better in my view) than WindowBinds.
...

Note the side effect of a 'flash' reported here:
window explorer some expandable drive/folder flashes weird icon

No real response to my post so I'm out. Good luck.

Hi, have you run antimalware scans?

This is from around 2013, so is both old and you could experience incompatibility issues at some point.

Please confirm you have not been using any 3rd party...

Bluemail is really hard to uninstall fully- there was a thread on that a few weeks back. There's a startup that needs special attention:
Automatically Starting Email Client

Similar posted...

FWIW it's present on mine and not causing problems.

Sorry, that doesn't seem a meaningful question - the one is a picture, the other not.

I'm guessing that when you try to customise the appearance or layout of one thing, you see the same in two user accounts on the PC.

You will probably be aware that some 3rd party programs let you...

Activation should be automatic. No need for any product key normally - an exception might be if you have a key embedded in your BIOS different to the one you have been using.


Normally not...