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Audio is working fine for me. So is the scroll wheel on my Logitech M705 mouse.

There doesn't seem to be a

And that's where my machine just froze up, requiring a hard shut down! Gahhhhhhhhhh.

Quick question -

When is the final build of 1903 going to be final/live via WU?

TIA

kado897 said:

The nearest we have got is late May.

Thanks! I was hoping that MS could enable any Desktop Shortcut to be dragged and placed on the default Taskbar, like Windows 7.
Any chance of that feature inclusion in 1903?

Compumind said:

Thanks! I was hoping that MS could enable any Desktop Shortcut to be dragged and placed on the default Taskbar, like Windows 7.
Any chance of that feature inclusion in 1903?

That option works fine for me in version 1903. I just drag a shortcut from the desktop and drop it onto the taskbar with the option to pin it to taskbar.
In fact it's been that way in every Windows 10 version I've tried.

DooGie said:

That option works fine for me in version 1903. I just drag a shortcut from the desktop and drop it onto the taskbar with the option to pin it to taskbar.
In fact it's been that way in every Windows 10 version I've tried.

Perhaps there is a miscommunication.

Example -

I have a shortcut from a website on my Desktop and drag it down to the Taskbar.
W10 says "Pin to Mozilla Firefox."

I just want to have the shortcut on the Default Taskbar, not pin it to Firefox.

Internet shortcuts seem to work differently than other shortcuts. I can drag a program shortcut to the taskbar and that works. A URL doesn't, it gets pinned to the default HTML program.

Ztruker said:

Internet shortcuts seem to work differently than other shortcuts. I can drag a program shortcut to the taskbar and that works. A URL doesn't, it gets pinned to the default HTML program.

Correct. I just wanted to find out if this is going to be corrected (implemented) in 1903.

Compumind said:

Correct. I just wanted to find out if this is going to be corrected (implemented) in 1903.

Sorry I didn't realise you were talking about internet shortcuts, the answer is no currently in 1903 they can't be added to the taskbar.
Apologies for the confusion