You can add "This PC" as a tile ... but maybe you are asking to be able to add it to the left side? Indeed, being able to pin some things on the left would be nice.
tomh009
Great, thanks!
Any chance of getting this fixed, now that Windows 10 is released? (The behaviour is still the same with the final version, Windows 10 style menu is only displayed on the primary screen, regardless of which start button you click.)
If you create a shortcut for your .bat or .cmd file, you can pin it to the start menu. For the second one, right-click on "This PC" and select "Manage" to open Computer Management, which includes Device Manager. Device Manager is embedded within Computer Management now, though, so I don't think it's possible to open it directly.
If you use the Windows 10 menu style, you can group your programs (not exactly folders, though).
Start10 does both of these already.
Running 10166, I just switched to Windows 10 style. Task bars displayed on all screens. And with the Windows 10 style, the menu is displayed only on the primary monitor (Windows 7 style displays the menu on whatever menu the start button is clicked on).
[quote who="anthonywykes" reply="11" id="3545899"] It is also white on my 3rd display. Further observations led to my main monitor turning black after an indeterminate period of time, it could happen within 10 minutes or more than 5 hours. I have no screensavers installed, i thought of that days ago and actually removed a copy of Displayfusion 7.1 because I suspected that, reinstalled a clean version of build 10074 again and the problem came back the minute I reinstalled Start10. [/
Build 10074 seems to have fixed it as well!
Thanks, Neil. Will look for an update next week ...
Yes, it is. Primary display is OK. It's white on 2nd and 3rd displays. I haven' tried removing Start10 so I don't know whether there is a change to the standard start button behaviour.
See above -- this is on Windows 10 build 10061 (10049 was still OK) and Start10 build 10.0.50.