CMD prompt at the Start menu folder on Windows 11/10!
On Windows 10/11 it is easy to place the Commmand Prompt in the Start menu folder!
Everyone can probably create a simple shortcut for the cmd.exe on the desktop, it is even more elegant to have the command prompt at hand in the start menu to remove it from the desktop if necessary to enjoy the desktop background in full splendor and then start it quickly to start the command prompt as administrator or standard user!
Starting from the command prompt as administrator or standard user can be so easy and not complex that this simple command prompt start can be implemented by any Windows user. MS-Surface users in particular benefit in tablet mode when prompted to start via the start menu and now you too!
(Image-1) CMD prompt practically at the Windows 100 Start Menu!
Its just deleting a locked folder or file in Windows 10/11 If you encounter a locked folder in Windows 10/11 , there is nothing you can do on the system
If the Explorer download folder is on grouping view in Windows 10 you can deactivate it File Explorer is the ultimate file browsing tool on a Windows 10
Under Windows 11 or 10 it is easy to place the trash in the new start menu on Home and Pro version Everyone notices that the Recycle Bin is missing from
It is easy to create a Windows + Z menu as an alternative to the Windows + X menu, especially from 10 u. 8.1 known, which now works under 7 The solution
If the Explorer download folder is on grouping view in Windows 10 you can deactivate it File Explorer is the ultimate file browsing tool on a Windows 10
Its just deleting a locked folder or file in Windows 10/11 If you encounter a locked folder in Windows 10/11 , there is nothing you can do on the system
Fortunately, Microsoft has put more powerShell in the Windows 10 Update, the PowerShell can do more than cmd.exe, but I would like to start the command prompt for the context menu of the folder in an empty area of the start menu, while I hold down the Shift key don't I have to make changes in the registry to have it in Windows Start, so in the Start menu?
I know the "Open Command Prompt Here" function from the context menu but would like to add it to Windows 10 Start to start it faster?
Use Shift in the context menu is always practical, then you are already in a folder so you want to have the empty area of the Windows Start so in the Start menu I need permission to open the prompt immediately where you can find it quickly, without yourself First of all I have to do some shaking, including adding an administrator prompt to the start menu. Can you find a tip here?
