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And here is another example of stupid change for the sake of change. In all previous Windows you could select and application using the start menu, right click
by jussij 11y ago
And here is another example of stupid change for the sake of change.
In all previous Windows you could select and application using the start menu, right click and use the send to option to create a desktop shortcut.
Windows 10 has no such option.
To create a shortcut in Windows 10 you have to use the option to open the folder in explorer and from there you can then create the desktop short-cut.
- jussij 11y agoAnd here is another issue that has just started to occur on a rather annoying, regular basis. Right click on the task bar, hoping to bring up a menu so you can select the task manager to kill an errant application. Instead you get a pop up menu that display, each menu item but without any text. So you get a popup menu a few millimetres in width. Needless to say it is a useless, unusable popup menu, but luckily a reboot does fix the issue.