The first image is from Windows 10 v1511 (Build 10586.218), and the "All apps" menu item is tucked into the lower left corner, out of sight &amp; mind.   This image is from a Surface Pro 4 running v1607 (Build 14393.321). The All Apps menu is taking up a ton of real estate and not contributing anything to society. How can I move it down to the lower corner like in the green start menu above?
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This question has two parts:   I've Googled but cannot find anything about this. Is there a way to make that "All Apps" section disappear completely from the Start Menu? (The section to which I refer is labelled as #2 .) I kept coming across posts that addressed how to remove individual apps from that grouping - but that's not what I'm trying to do... Also, I'd honestly rather uninstall all of those "Metro" apps altogether. I found it quite surprising when I'd right-click on an app shortcut and "uninstall", it was only for that user. I found help online how to use PowerShell to remove them. But that wasn't too effective - in particular I remember the XBox just wouldn't go away. I ended up taking ownership of the folder that contains all of those "lovely" apps and renaming some of them with some prefix like "REMOVED___"... Is there a way to actually blow all of these away completely?
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In Windows 7, I know you can do Windows + Left to put a window in the left half of the screen.  Is there a feature that will do top and bottom?
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The Windows 10 "anniversary update" is coming out tomorrow and according to some  the group policy to disable the lock screen is no longer effective on anything below the Enterprise edition. I'd like to know what options/workarounds are left to disable this nonsense on Pro editions.  Regards.
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Up until Windows 7, the  of the  would allow you to add the  (see for instance ):     to show it, choose theView menu, click Select Columns and check the CPU Time.   As of the ,    the Select Select Columns menu item is gone the App History tab has a CPU Time column the App History tab only shows Metro style apps (not all processes)   How (apart from using non-TaskManager tools like ) can I get the CPU Time column back in the Processes tab?
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Note: People have seem to have had issues doing this in Windows 10 pro, this could be because of Windows Updates. If the solution does not work, please use "Refresh your PC"  I have just upgraded to Windows 10 and had to switch to a Microsoft account while setting up Cortana.   Along the process, it asks me to sign out and sign back in, which I do. Then after signing back in, Microsoft Edge is missing. From the taskbar, and the "All Apps" section of the start menu.   This only occurs AFTER I have added my Microsoft account. And the only way is to open a .HTML file like this one:    (The name was from my Windows 7 Dualboot Install)  and please don't say "Just open the HTML file!" I need a proper solution to this.
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On my Windows 7 computer, I was able to right click on icons on my taskbar to unpin them.    I just upgraded to Windows 10, and I could have sworn the right click menu was working when I first installed it, but now when I right click on taskbar icons (or click and drag upward, which used to work on windows 7) no menu appears.  Everything remains perfectly responsive, I can open and close applications lightning fast, and I can right click on the taskbar itself to change the properties for example, but just not on the icons themselves.  Did I break something? How can I get it back?
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For the past several versions (since Windows Vista, I think), if you hit the Windows key and start typing, Windows will search for applications.  Since upgrading to Windows 10 with , she is only hit or miss at finding applications. And she doesn't do partial searches, either.  Some examples:   WinKey + type "Paint" does not find "mspaint". Instead it suggests some applications from the store. WinKey + type "Excel" does not find Excel. Nor does typing "Word" find Word. However, typing OneNote finds OneNote.   What is the reason for this behavior and how I can get Cortana to find the applications installed on my machine again? Is there a setting I am missing?    If I browse to "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs" I can see that the shortcuts for these applications all still exist. But Cortana is not finding them. Everything from the Microsoft Office applications to  to  to hundreds of other applications I have installed.  Where can I set which folders Cortana indexes?    As you can see in the screen shot below, this Start Menu folder is, indeed, indexed:    However, none of these applications are coming back as search results from the "start" menu.  It may be related to  as well.  I did a brand new install of Skype (for desktop), and it shows up nowhere in the start menu. And typing in "Skype" to search for the application does not find it. But the shortcut to Skype is definitely in this location:  C:\Users\Patrick\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Skype     EDIT  The latest Windows 10 update (Threshold 2) has solved this issue for me. Cortana now finds all my files with no issues. Previously my only solution was to use , I've been able to uninstall that now and use the standard Windows Start menu.
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I'm on Ubuntu 16.04.1 at the moment, and system windows like the Files window, Terminal or System Software open behind the Unity launcher, which means they are partially hidden behind it. I can move them with Alt+F7, but I'd like a more permanent solution to this problem.
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Is there a way to "hide" a normal windowed application in Windows?  I'm looking for something that removes it from the taskbar and possibly puts an icon in the system tray instead.
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I have accidentally pressed some key combination that enabled a feature that I cannot turn off and cannot name. The visible desktop area I see on monitor is enlarged and as I move the cursor, the visible area moves with it. I do not see the whole desktop, only a part of it. How can I turn this off, whatever it is? Inside accessibility, the screen reader is turned off, it is something else.
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I can’t get used to the new Unity system. I’d like to move the left Unity panel to the bottom of screen (like Windows 7 – more similar is better).  But I can't find a way. Is it possible?
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I used to use a lot ctrl+alt+numpad to move windows, how can I use this feature on ubuntu 18 like it was default before?  Thank you in advance
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I downloaded a blender file from online, and all the menues like &quot;view&quot; &quot;select&quot; &quot;pose&quot; options are at the bottom, when they were normally at the top. Is there a way to reset all these UIs? Thanks
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My start menu icons look like this:    I'm using Windows&nbsp;10 from Windows&nbsp;7.  How can I make the normal icons appear (not just the shown generic blank icons)?
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In Ubuntu 17.10, how do I rearrange the application icons in the dock area? I have tried many ways but failed, such as:   right-click the icons left-click or right-click the empty space in the dock
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I seem to have clicked on something that changed my display preferences. The main site is now very minimalistic, with fewer controls and different fonts.  I want to change it back, but where is it?
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I have an application using multiple windows. How can I quickly bring all the windows of that application to the foreground?   When I scroll through the applications with the scroll-wheel it only shows one window. When going to the next window, the last window is brought to the background again.  When I click on the application icon, I get a full-screen overview of all the windows. I have to select each window manually and move my mouse across half the screen several times.  My best solution so far is minimizing all windows (Ctrl+Super+D) and then show the windows of my application using the scroll-wheel.  Is there a better solution?