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> Settings are easy to find Hah. You're lucky your Cortana bar still works. They aren't as easy to find when your Cortana bar disappears when you click it. Tri
by daveguy 10y ago
> Settings are easy to find
Hah. You're lucky your Cortana bar still works. They aren't as easy to find when your Cortana bar disappears when you click it. Tried all the random fixes on the internet to no avail. I never even tried to fix privacy concerns -- it just broke.
- cheald 10y agoI have Cortana turned completely off and settings are really easy to get to. Win key -> sett<enter> isn't particularly difficult. Or just typing in part of the setting usually finds it right away.
- E6300 10y agoMaybe you're just lucky, or you're the sort of user MS is targeting with their new UI design. Whenever I'm configuring a W10 machine I find myself going back and forth between two completely different configuration interfaces. I.e. the Control Panel and the Settings app.
- NamTaf 10y agoTo be far I'm the same as the grandparent post, but I tend to stick to the legacy settings menus which still have everything and only encounter the new ones occasionally (ie: updates). I've learned enough of the new one to navigate it, but I can still basically type my way through settings in the old style menus still so it doesn't bother me.
- daveguy 10y agoYeah something like that worked in win7, but now... Win key -> zero response to any text and if I click the text entry box it disappears. Maybe I should turn Cortana off completely, but right now I'm looking into switching to 100% Linux. It's just easier.