In Windows 8, Microsoft introduced a feature for mouse users which can be accessed with a right click on the bottom left corner of the screen - the Win+X menu. In Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, you can simply right click on the Start button to show it. Although this menu is far from ...
Step 1: Open start menu and type “gpedit.msc” in the search box, and double click to run local group policy editor.Step 2: Follow the route to do, User Configuration >> Administration Templates >> Start Menu and Taskbar. On the setting list, find “Remove and prevent access to th...
Windows 系统一个令人诟病的地方在于,它的 Shell 终端太拉胯了。且不说原先的 CMD,难用且难看,就连新加入的 PowerShell 也是一如既往的难看。 对于长期使用惯了 Zsh 的用户来说,切换到 Windows 10 系统上的 CMD 和 PowerShell 简直就是噩梦!
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Import-StartLayout -Path "$env:UserProfile\Desktop\StartLayout.xml" (Image-1) Load and save the Windows 10 start menu with PowerShell! ▲ Back to the top ▲ 2.) More tips on the topic and Co.! ►► How can I customize the Windows 10 start menu? ►► Place the recycle ...
How to Remove “Open PowerShell window here” Context Menu in Windows 10 Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to open the Run command. Typeregeditand hit Enter. Go to the following location in the Registry Editor window that appears: ...
Manipulating User Roles The Get-UserRole cmdlet provides some functionality for administering users but, oddly, doesn't come with a complementary Set cmdlet, and you don't typically use it to make edits or updates (according to the Windows PowerShell SDK documentation). As you can see in ...
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“Option C”) ) # Display the menu and get the user’s selection $Selection = $Host.UI.PromptForChoice($Title, “”, $Options, 0) # Handle the user’s selection Switch ($Selection) { 0 { Write-Host “You selected Option A” } 1 { Write-Host “You selected Option B” } 2 {...
Using the user interface This is the simplest approach. You use (or create) two different power profiles based on your needs, and then use the radio buttons to make one of them active. Tip: I go through power plan / scheme settings for music production in myWindows 10 DAW tweak guide....