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Addressing your second point - it has done this since at least Windows Vista for compatibility reasons. The features that Classic Shell exposes are ripe for com
by proactivesvcs 10y ago
Addressing your second point - it has done this since at least Windows Vista for compatibility reasons. The features that Classic Shell exposes are ripe for compatibility problems on new versions of Windows and it may well be that the block on Classic Shell won't apply in future versions.