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App menu drop down in Windows 10
Hello,
I need to ask, because I do not have the time to searching for this setting. I had it once, then I must have, or did make a changed that changed what I did not want to changed. Now that I got you confused, here is my question; how do I get the apps to display in a drop down display along side of the taskbar? I used to click on the "window icon" at the top of the taskbar, then the alphabetical display of the installed apps would be found on the desktop. I could then mouse wheel down to the alphabet pick, like "S" for skype, etc.
Now it is gone and I do not know what I might have changed.
I meant to add this screenshot. The menu used to be where the vertical red line is now shown
Thanks
I need to ask, because I do not have the time to searching for this setting. I had it once, then I must have, or did make a changed that changed what I did not want to changed. Now that I got you confused, here is my question; how do I get the apps to display in a drop down display along side of the taskbar? I used to click on the "window icon" at the top of the taskbar, then the alphabetical display of the installed apps would be found on the desktop. I could then mouse wheel down to the alphabet pick, like "S" for skype, etc.
Now it is gone and I do not know what I might have changed.
I meant to add this screenshot. The menu used to be where the vertical red line is now shown
Thanks
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This is a Vertical Taskbar, make it Horizontal.
Here is a tutorial on resetting your start menu that is useful
http://www.windowscentral.com/how-reset-start-menu-layout-windows-10
http://www.windowscentral.com/how-reset-start-menu-layout-windows-10
I think you can drag and drop it to the bottom center of your display.
make sure it's not locked.
make sure it's not locked.
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John, lol, I lost interest at this point; "In order to reset the Start menu layout on Windows 10, you'll need to have three user accounts on your computer." I need a quick fix. If I do not find one then I'll do as your suggested website directs. For now, I do not have lots of time to tinker for a function that I can do without.
I hope someone has a better solution.
I hope someone has a better solution.
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Ramin, you are heading on the wrong path. My taskbar is working perfect.
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Yes, do as I told you.
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Ha, ha, I found it; Settings/Personalization/ Start/Use Start full screen set to ON.
You owe me points....just kidding, Points coming to you for helping.
You owe me points....just kidding, Points coming to you for helping.
Hm, but you realize that those are the settings I directed you to? :-)
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McKnight, you should have been more explicit as to what to do, thank you for your help.
Thanks and I was happy to help