Edit the Power User Tasks Menu

Vishal is a real expert. Nice tutorial, but tooo much work. I stick with my self made folder. I am too lazy - LOL.
 
Great work Vishal did. I'll wait until the next release to see if we can do it by simply adding shortcuts in the WinX group folders instead.
 
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Yes, you would think MS would make it an option.

That would be far to accommodating :sarc:

I think I'll pass on this too, for now. It's quite clever, but unless people have the foresight to make copies of their configurations, I can see their hard work being lost, as soon as there's a Windows update
 
MS used a hashing mechanism to prevent access to personalisation (e.g. change wallpaper ) in win7 starter.

Now they using a hashing mechanism to prevent people using WinX as a start menu.
 
MS used a hashing mechanism to prevent access to personalisation (e.g. change wallpaper ) in win7 starter.

Now they using a hashing mechanism to prevent people using WinX as a start menu.

Of course. The MS way is the only way, that's why we have Metro! :huh:
 
Here's a new way of making changes - Windows 8 Secrets: The WinX Menu and its hashing algorithm It's certainly a less painful way of doing things...

I made my own folder, picked the shortcuts from the Groups folders that I wanted and added some additional ones.. That was the esiast way to get my custom set of system functions.

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Yes, the whole point of adding to WinX is that you do not have to go to the start screen.

You could make your own toolbar, or shortcut folder, I suppose.

How many of those will you end up with though ?
 
For desktop operation, I have only 1 toolbar with 6 subfolders at this point. Nothing easier to access programs, websites and folders. And the maintenance is dead simple. I also have a tile for the toolbar folder in Start. Here I could split them up, but I did not do that yet.

And the ones I use all day long are in the Rocket Dock and Start.
 
I can offer my latest work - Win+X Menu Editor for Windows 8. It allows you to add or remove Win+X menu items, also rename and reorder them.
It will be cool to see the tutorial "How to edit Win+X Power user menu in Windows 8". I can even try to create it :)
 
Hiya,

Is that Happy Bulldozer?

Giving it try now. Works very well - Thanks.:D
 
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