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Sure, but they can be removed in a few seconds. Edit: I feel I should add, in fairness, that this has to be done (the removal) per account. I suspect that the
by kencausey 8y ago
Sure, but they can be removed in a few seconds.
Edit: I feel I should add, in fairness, that this has to be done (the removal) per account. I suspect that there is a system directory somewhere that is used as a template but I have not so far bothered to figure out where it is. I guess I've just gotten too accustomed to the 'Unpin from Start Menu' dance.
- frou_dh 8y ago> Sure, but they can be removed in a few seconds. They can haphazardly reappear in time. I've seen this happen on 2 completely unrelated PCs. It's probably just bugged. I've found the W10 Start Menu in general to be dodgy. The keyboard-driven search seems like it's totally nondeterministic, e.g. exact string matches for the name of something in Control Panel sometimes finds it and sometimes doesn't.
- jjcm 8y agoThe search speed is vastly worse than what it was on windows 8. A part of me wonders if that's due to the conversion from native languages to html+css+js for the start menu, but even so it's significantly laggy for that. Another thing that really annoys me is that web results pop in above local results on the computer. I almost never search Bing via the start menu, and I'd love for a way to disable that but I also realize it's their main strategy for monetization for win 10 now that they're doing free rolling releases.
- O_H_E 8y agoWow, now even window is being written in js. Do you have any info or read on why this is the case?