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> RWin, arrows, Enter is the fastest way to open an app which is pinned in the Start Menu. No, the left-right arrows don't let you pick the pinned apps after y
by Joker_vD 2y ago
> RWin, arrows, Enter is the fastest way to open an app which is pinned in the Start Menu.
No, the left-right arrows don't let you pick the pinned apps after you press a Window key.
Oh, and now that I am at home and can look at my keyboard, apparently I am not the only one who thinks that RWin is a useless key, but A4Tech as well: [0]. I didn't even notice that before!
[0] https://i.imgur.com/Qjf0M4X.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/Qjf0M4X.jpeg
- justsomehnguy 2y ago> No, the left-right arrows don't let you pick the pinned apps after you press a Window key. In Windows 10. You know, there were other versions before Win10. From 1995. And if I have both hands on the keyboard, left on the home row and right on the navigation area - RWin is right under the right thumb. And Tab under the left pinky. But sure, your unique inability to use your keyboard is the default for the whole mankind.