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i erased completely HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Quick Actions folder
then i apply backup.reg file that i quoted above
and my restart explorer bat file;
@echo off
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
i erased completely HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Quick Actions folder
then i apply backup.reg file that i quoted above
and my restart explorer bat file;
@echo off
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
I checked by registry, and you're export does include the default settings.
As a test, run a command in option 1 below in an elevated PowerShell to re-register all apps, and restart the computer when it has finished to see if it may fix the Action Center for you.
Reinstall and Re-register Apps in Windows 10
In that case, see if resetting the quick actions back to default using the method in the tutorial below may help since messing with them is what broke it for you.
Reset Action Center Quick Actions to Default in Windows 10
If that still doesn't help, then you may need to do a repair install of Windows 10 to fix it without losing anything.
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade
Hi Brink
i tried all the ways but i cant take it back, can you import your HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Quick Actions folder and post or write here for the last chance?
Thanks for all of your replies.
Importing that key from my system wouldn't make any difference for you, but here's a .reg file below exported from my system.
Quick_Actions.reg
Deleting that registry key like in the tutorial below would normally reset your quick actions back to default.
Reset Action Center Quick Actions to Default in Windows 10
If the above didn't help, then you could try troubleshooting with a clean boot using the method in the tutorial below. This will let you see if Action Center opens while in a clean boot, and troubleshoot to see what is causing it if so.
Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts
Thanks Brink, I import the reg file, it created same Quick Actions directory with yours but it doesn't fix my problem as you said.
I used Reset_Action_Center_Quick_Actions_to_default.bat
System doesn't create a new quick actions folder,
I will search for another directories with "Quick Actions" in the registry.
And I will try this and post back.
I think only the clean install will fix this issue :)
@Brink
lesson learned I need to completely reinstall my system for following this modded tutorial as my action centre was broken & just flash for a few second as the other user @Feuer experienced & wrote here as well.
So, Don't try to modify it, as there is no option to repair or restore other than formatting & clean installation.
& I've also found the real reg path & key that determines the expand & collapse option now in recent builds after 18xxx
here it is
[HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX-1000\Control Panel\Quick Actions\Control Center\QuickActionsStateCapture]
Collapse Values:
"Toggles"="Toggles,Microsoft.QuickAction.Location:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.Bluetooth:true,Microso ft.QuickAction.BlueLightReduction:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.AirplaneMode:false"
Expanded Values:
"Toggles"="Toggles,Microsoft.QuickAction.Location:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.Bluetooth:true,Microso ft.QuickAction.BlueLightReduction:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.AirplaneMode:false,Microsoft.QuickActi on.NearShare:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.AllSettings:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.AvailableNetworks:f alse,Microsoft.QuickAction.Connect:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.Project:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.V pn:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.QuietHours:false,Microsoft.QuickAction.ScreenClipping:false"
as you can see, it's completely binary now, so no way to get any fixed reg hack for all user as the value of those X's is dynamic, not constant, & changes from user to user, & even change in every installation
@Brink, I think you should update the OP as per my these finding for everyone to avoid such circumstances.