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Just open up a command line, change directory to your Desktop, and type: attrib +h "Microsoft Edge.lnk" Then you never have to see it again.
by dosprompts 4y ago
Just open up a command line, change directory to your Desktop, and type:
attrib +h "Microsoft Edge.lnk"
Then you never have to see it again.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- johndough 4y agoThat command sets the "Microsoft Edge.Ink" file as hidden, for those who were wondering.
- jslql 4y agoUnless you have set hidden files as visible as some of us do.
- schroeding 4y agoYou can add +s into the mix for "system file", AFAIK (this may have changed with recent versions of Windows 10 / 11) it is then controlled by the seperate "Hide Protected System Files" setting. (But doesn't help if that setting is also disabled)