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> If the metric is low, the feature can be safely removed (see: Windows Start menu). That turned out really well... Whoever is responsible for putting the tou
by megaman22 9y ago
> If the metric is low, the feature can be safely removed (see: Windows Start menu).
That turned out really well...
Whoever is responsible for putting the touch start screen on Windows Server is responsible for 90% of my frustrations...
- brazzledazzle 9y agoThe best way to run Windows Server is without a desktop installed, using PowerShell to manage it. Even one-offs. You might know this but it’s worth saying just in case. Also worth noting that some server applications assume/require a desktop during install or operation (usually because they’re trash).