Windows 10 Start Bar change
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@dashrender I hadn't but I'm gonna check it out when I get home.
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My upgraded machine at home and work do not do this - only a fresh install I setup last night does.
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@dashrender weird.
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You can change this.
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@coliver the Win 10 menu is very different than that.
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@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
You highlighted the wrong one. It is showing labels that has supposedly changed. I highly doubt this behavior is a default.
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@dashrender said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver the Win 10 menu is very different than that.
No, that is the appropriate setting still. No matter where you get to it from.
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@dashrender said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver the Win 10 menu is very different than that.
I'm on Windows 10. This is the default menu.
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@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
You highlighted the wrong one. It is showing labels that has supposedly changed. I highly doubt this behavior is a default.
You're correct. I highlighted the setting that would give @Dashrender the view he is currently getting. If you change it to "Always Combine, Hide Labels" you'll get what you're used to seeing.
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clearly I'm missing something.
So to allow JB to rage out on me more.
Please - oh wise and powerful one - what is I doing wrong?
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@dashrender FFS scroll down
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@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@dashrender FFS scroll down
I wish software vendors would leave the freaking scrollbars visible when there's stuff to be scrolled!
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I'm not looking to change it - I KNOW how to change it. Stop assuming I'm and everyone around you is an idiot - that's not my goal.
/FFS
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@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
You highlighted the wrong one. It is showing labels that has supposedly changed. I highly doubt this behavior is a default.
You might be right - it might not be the default - but I want to know WTF happened to change it, because I didn't change it.
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@dashrender said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
You highlighted the wrong one. It is showing labels that has supposedly changed. I highly doubt this behavior is a default.
You might be right - it might not be the default - but I want to know WTF happened to change it, because I didn't change it.
Where did the ISO come from. What options did you click on during install. Did you join AzureAD during install. Etc.
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I guess my first question is... does it matter? I know you want to know how it changed but with the way Microsoft is handling Windows 10 two installs are rarely identical (unless you image them). Just seems like this is an odd hill to plant your flag. Other then being an interesting point of discussion not sure how relevant it is in the grand scheme of Windows 10.
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@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@dashrender said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
You highlighted the wrong one. It is showing labels that has supposedly changed. I highly doubt this behavior is a default.
You might be right - it might not be the default - but I want to know WTF happened to change it, because I didn't change it.
Where did the ISO come from. What options did you click on during install. Did you join AzureAD during install. Etc.
- OEM ISO from MS
- all default options during install
did run reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CloudContent" /f /v DisableWindowsConsumerFeatures /t REG_DWORD /d 1 2>&1
before connecting to network - Joined an on prem domain,
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@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
You can change this.
Also, My bad - this post was a red herring to my problem which lead us down a rabbit hole of things I wasn't looking for.
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@coliver said in Windows 10 Start Bar change:
I guess my first question is... does it matter? I know you want to know how it changed but with the way Microsoft is handling Windows 10 two installs are rarely identical (unless you image them). Just seems like this is an odd hill to plant your flag. Other then being an interesting point of discussion not sure how relevant it is in the grand scheme of Windows 10.
I was curious if this was the new default on fresh 1703 installs - not upgrade installs.
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Let me check on a fresh VM and see if I can duplicate it.
