And you can connect multiple email accounts to one app, so you don't have to toggle back and forth between different apps. They're generally easy to set up: download the software, connect your email, and then select your settings. This lets me quickly open a Command Prompt just by clicking on a new tab within Terminal if I need it.Ĭustom-made shortcuts appear to populate at the top, I am not sure how I can move them down a bit, so if you know how, leave a comment below.I've used Microsoft clients for about 15 years for both work and personal use. I also adjusted the Windows Terminal app settings to open PowerShell by default and then, by default, a new tab opens Command Prompt. Right click on Windows Explorer and select Restart.Īs you can see, I opted to remove both Command Prompt and Windows PowerShell from my Quick Links (WinX) menu.Look for Windows Explorer (it should be among the Apps processes).Right click anywhere on the Taskbar and select Task Manager.Now that you have decided which shortcuts should display in the Quick Links menu when right clicking on the Start button, you can restart File Explorer to see the changes. Click Next and then give your shortcut a name like Terminal.This lets you restore them at a later date if you choose to.ĭrag the shortcut you made on the desktop for Terminal (Admin) into the Group3 folder, here you can also make a shortcut to start Terminal without Administrator privileges: You can also move them to any other backup folder you choose. If you decide to remove them from the menu, I highly suggest that you do not delete the files, and instead, just move the shortcuts up one folder to the WinX directory. Here you can select both Command Prompt and Windows PowerShell shortcuts and decide if you want to remove them from the menu or keep them. Next, right click on the Start menu button and select Run, paste in the text field: %LocalAppdata%\Microsoft\Windows\WinX\Group3 and Click OK Click Advanced and select the checkbox Run as administrator.
Right click the newly created Shortcut and select Properties.Click Next and then give your shortcut a name like Terminal (Admin).In the location field paste: %LocalAppData%\Microsoft\WindowsApps\wt.exe.Right click on the desktop select New > Shortcut.
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