New Discoveries

CountMike said:

Did anybody check Start menu in some detail ?
Settings > Personalization > Choose which folders appear On Start.
Settings > Personalization > Use Start full screen (Hipsy Gipsy should like that one).
3 lines at the left top of Start menu open left side so text for all items there shows instead of icons only.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3...dows-10-a.html

AndreTen said:

Storage section (in Settings / system etc. apps /Storage got checkmark option to delete stuff.
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Been all over all of them getting the latest VM set up and recorded. The Start button Right Click menu saw additions there as well. And the option for replacing the Command prompt is in that menu. You can also Pin the Windows PowerShell onto the Start menu itself rather then the need to dig into the AllApps to get at it without touching anything on the right click menu there.

While in the Windows PowerShell folder you simply right click on anything there to see it pinned to the main Start menu The same for just everything else found inside the other folders in addition to the option to select which folders will appear.

For the Backup that also sees a list of things and breaks everything down by how many drives you have as well. Look under Save locations to see there's an on/off for about every system created user folder.

Night Hawk said:

Been all over all of them getting the latest VM set up and recorded. The Start button Right Click menu saw additions there as well. And the option for replacing the Command prompt is in that menu. You can also Pin the Windows PowerShell onto the Start menu itself rather then the need to dig into the AllApps to get at it without touching anything on the right click menu there.

I have PowerShell ISE pinned to my QuickLaunch Bar. I just right click (can't get away from that GUI) and choose Run as Admin. Piece of cake!

Night Hawk said:

While in the Windows PowerShell folder you simply right click on anything there to see it pinned to the main Start menu The same for just everything else found inside the other folders in addition to the option to select which folders will appear.

I like the QuickLaunch Bar best.

Night Hawk said:

For the Backup that also sees a list of things and breaks everything down by how many drives you have as well. Look under Save locations to see there's an on/off for about every system created user folder.

Nice.

I noticed a new Network speed test feature in build 14328, but it's not working yet.

Brink said:

I noticed a new Network speed test feature in build 14328, but it's not working yet.

Yup, it was noted in the document and I believe it said not working yet. Vaguely aware of it because I've slept since I read it. :)

Wynona said:

Yup, it was noted in the document and I believe it said not working yet. Vaguely aware of it because I've slept since I read it. :)

Was it so boring ?

Wynona said:

Yup, it was noted in the document and I believe it said not working yet. Vaguely aware of it because I've slept since I read it. :)

CountMike said:

Was it so boring ?

That whole 28 page thingy?

CountMike said:

Was it so boring ?

Nope, just that I'm at the age when things don't stick in my brain overnight. :)

I don't know if I'm behind on discovery, but while looking for something else, I found this!



Will I ever use it? Ohhhhh, heck yeah! This will work fantastically great for my Windows tablet!

Just go to Settings and click on Projecting to this PC and you're there.

Edit: Whoops, the real path is Settings>System and then click on Projecting to this PC.

Wynona said:

I don't know if I'm behind on discovery, but while looking for something else, I found this!



Will I ever use it? Ohhhhh, heck yeah! This will work fantastically great for my Windows tablet!

Just go to Settings and click on Projecting to this PC and you're there.

Edit: Whoops, the real path is Settings>System and then click on Projecting to this PC.

This isn't there in Build 14316 as far as I can tell.