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My biggest complaint is that I have to do anything. Viewing and picture and the calculator have been around forever. I should not have to do a registry hack t

My biggest complaint is that I have to do anything. Viewing and picture and the calculator have been around forever. I should not have to do a registry hack to bring it back. I usually don't learn that anything has changed until I actually want to use it then I'm like WFT where did X app go?

vel0city 7y ago
The calculator is included on any regular, unmodified install of Windows -- no registry hack required. There is still a photo viewing app available called Photos. Its different, but overall has a ton more features. Once again, no registry hack required. Or are you arguing that default apps in Windows should just never change to newer, more featured versions?