Thanks to sdRohan I learned about the Group Policy folder in the Start10 program folder. The FAQ he cites applies to PCs connected to a domain, but the PCs I'm dealing with are in a workgroup. Fortunately, they are running Windows 10 Pro so GPEDIT is available to me. Here's what I ended up doing. I copied start8_gp.admx from: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\Start10\GroupPolicy\start8_gp.admx" to: C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions I copied sta
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Perhaps not surprisingly, enabling the Group Policy "Remove All Programs list from Start menu" has no effect when Start10 is in use. Is it possible to remove this option in Start10? Thank you.
I want to disable right-clicking on the Start10 Start button (Configure Start10, File Explorer, etc.) for a non-administrative user. I enabled "Disable context menus in the Start Menu" in Admin Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar but it appears to be overridden by Start10. If this is not possible, is it possible to at least remove "Configure Start10"?
My Windows 10 Pro v1703 system has a bad habit of crashing explorer (screen appears to "reboot", i.e., go dark, tasktray and desktop icons disappear and then slowly reappear). I can trigger this by pinning a program or two to the taskbar. So I uninstalled Start10 and this problem has disappeared. But now my Windows 10 Start Menu only lists Microsoft apps; all my programs (Adobe, Microsoft Office, and much more) are not listed. Is there a fix?
Thank you for replying, fictitiousfellow. I was hoping there's a way to clear the entire in list at once instead of manually deleting each item.
I just installed Start 10 on a new W10 laptop and the Recent Programs list is pre-populated with programs I haven't used yet. I cannot figure out a way to clear it. I do not want to disable the recent programs feature; I just want to clear the list.