What is the location of the Taskbar shortcuts for Windows 10?
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What is the location of the Taskbar shortcuts for Windows 10? I am looking specifically for only the icons in the dropdown box accessed by going to "Taskbar Settings" "Select Which Icons Appear On The Taskbar" page. My icons are all screwy and I need to debug this situation.
I have already checked "AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskbar" and they are not there.
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windows-10 taskbar
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What is the location of the Taskbar shortcuts for Windows 10? I am looking specifically for only the icons in the dropdown box accessed by going to "Taskbar Settings" "Select Which Icons Appear On The Taskbar" page. My icons are all screwy and I need to debug this situation.
I have already checked "AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskbar" and they are not there.
See attached image:
windows-10 taskbar
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What is the location of the Taskbar shortcuts for Windows 10? I am looking specifically for only the icons in the dropdown box accessed by going to "Taskbar Settings" "Select Which Icons Appear On The Taskbar" page. My icons are all screwy and I need to debug this situation.
I have already checked "AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskbar" and they are not there.
See attached image:
windows-10 taskbar
edited May 31 at 22:34
Run5k
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asked May 31 at 21:58
gooGirl
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What is the location of the Taskbar shortcuts for Windows 10? I am looking specifically for only the icons in the dropdown box accessed by going to "Taskbar Settings" "Select Which Icons Appear On The Taskbar" page. My icons are all screwy and I need to debug this situation.
I have already checked "AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskbar" and they are not there.
See attached image:
windows-10 taskbar
windows-10 taskbar
edited May 31 at 22:34
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edited May 31 at 22:34
Run5k
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Run5k
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These are not static shortcuts. They are applications that are running on the computer. There is not a folder that contains the items found here.
Windows gives you some control over which system app icons will show here:
Right-click on your Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings.
Scroll down to Notification Area and click Select which icons appear on the taskbar or Turn system icons on or off and make your selections there.
answered May 31 at 23:02
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I believe that Run5K was asking about "taskbar" shortcuts, not "systray" icons which, as you said are not shortcuts, rather elements that can be disabled/enabled from the location you specified.
The location of the taskbar icons is the same in Windows 10 as it is in Windows 7 (and I would presume is the same for Windows 8/8.1 as well, though I haven't tested):
%APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
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First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
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Yep, I found what appears to be my taskbar shortcuts here: %AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
Although editing these values does not appear to impact my taskbar - yet. Maybe after reboot.
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
These are not static shortcuts. They are applications that are running on the computer. There is not a folder that contains the items found here.
Windows gives you some control over which system app icons will show here:
Right-click on your Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings.
Scroll down to Notification Area and click Select which icons appear on the taskbar or Turn system icons on or off and make your selections there.
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
These are not static shortcuts. They are applications that are running on the computer. There is not a folder that contains the items found here.
Windows gives you some control over which system app icons will show here:
Right-click on your Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings.
Scroll down to Notification Area and click Select which icons appear on the taskbar or Turn system icons on or off and make your selections there.
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
These are not static shortcuts. They are applications that are running on the computer. There is not a folder that contains the items found here.
Windows gives you some control over which system app icons will show here:
Right-click on your Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings.
Scroll down to Notification Area and click Select which icons appear on the taskbar or Turn system icons on or off and make your selections there.
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
These are not static shortcuts. They are applications that are running on the computer. There is not a folder that contains the items found here.
Windows gives you some control over which system app icons will show here:
Right-click on your Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings.
Scroll down to Notification Area and click Select which icons appear on the taskbar or Turn system icons on or off and make your selections there.
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
answered May 31 at 23:02
music2myear
30.5k75597
30.5k75597
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I believe that Run5K was asking about "taskbar" shortcuts, not "systray" icons which, as you said are not shortcuts, rather elements that can be disabled/enabled from the location you specified.
The location of the taskbar icons is the same in Windows 10 as it is in Windows 7 (and I would presume is the same for Windows 8/8.1 as well, though I haven't tested):
%APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I believe that Run5K was asking about "taskbar" shortcuts, not "systray" icons which, as you said are not shortcuts, rather elements that can be disabled/enabled from the location you specified.
The location of the taskbar icons is the same in Windows 10 as it is in Windows 7 (and I would presume is the same for Windows 8/8.1 as well, though I haven't tested):
%APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I believe that Run5K was asking about "taskbar" shortcuts, not "systray" icons which, as you said are not shortcuts, rather elements that can be disabled/enabled from the location you specified.
The location of the taskbar icons is the same in Windows 10 as it is in Windows 7 (and I would presume is the same for Windows 8/8.1 as well, though I haven't tested):
%APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
I believe that Run5K was asking about "taskbar" shortcuts, not "systray" icons which, as you said are not shortcuts, rather elements that can be disabled/enabled from the location you specified.
The location of the taskbar icons is the same in Windows 10 as it is in Windows 7 (and I would presume is the same for Windows 8/8.1 as well, though I haven't tested):
%APPDATA%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
answered Nov 5 at 15:29
Cyberjew
1
1
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
add a comment |
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
First, welcome to SuperUser. Second, as you can see from the OP, Run5K is the person who last EDITED the question, not the person who asked the question. Third, OP pretty clearly states they are NOT looking for the taskbar pinned shortcuts, they actually explicitly note the location you mention and say they are NOT looking for that. Please read questions carefully before answering to make sure your answer applies and is correct.
– music2myear
Nov 5 at 16:24
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Yep, I found what appears to be my taskbar shortcuts here: %AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
Although editing these values does not appear to impact my taskbar - yet. Maybe after reboot.
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
1
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Yep, I found what appears to be my taskbar shortcuts here: %AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
Although editing these values does not appear to impact my taskbar - yet. Maybe after reboot.
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
1
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Yep, I found what appears to be my taskbar shortcuts here: %AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
Although editing these values does not appear to impact my taskbar - yet. Maybe after reboot.
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
Yep, I found what appears to be my taskbar shortcuts here: %AppData%RoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar
Although editing these values does not appear to impact my taskbar - yet. Maybe after reboot.
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
edited Nov 29 at 22:40
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
answered Nov 29 at 22:34
user3246763
11
11
1
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
add a comment |
1
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
1
1
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
Welcome to SuperUser! Your post is incomplete. If would be more helpful to give the answer after you reboot. You will find that you will have a better experience if you take moment to take the Stack Overflow tour. If you follow the norms of the Stack Overflow community and approach it with an attitude of helping others too, it will serve you well.
– Rey Juna
Nov 29 at 22:53
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