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On all of my time on Windows10 I haven't needed to reboot the Explorer.exe
I know I've had to do on previous Windows version when it crashed but on Win10 it just hasn't crashed at all.
Or if it has crashed windows have automatically restarted the process.
The function is still there and always will be there. But you're just not gonna use it because there is no need for it.
It's only on Win11 where they move to the taskbar to the middle. You can easily change that by right clicking taskbar and click the bottom option.
It's not hard to change this.
You can also change more stuff here right away.
For someone who wants to know how to run new processes in the taskmanager, you'd think you at least wouldn't have any problems with these settings.
Win10 has the best startmenu because I could easily put programs I rarely run into those spots and they'd get a nice big icon. It was neatly made. If I wanted to access the other programs in the start menu which mind you is rare for me I could just get to it with one extra click.
Win11 which I'm currently on, has a worse start menu because it's just icons. They also insist on having a Recommended thing there which I have no use for. But I can easily live without it.
So with having what looks like 2 major problems for you easily fixed, is Windows 10/11 looking better for you?
uh... im assuming you are new to windows, seeing as the "run" command has been a thing long before win 7 and still a thing in win 10 and 11....
also, that "services" tab you see on the task manager? you can access that without task manager in win 10 and 11, in iterations before, services wasnt part of the task manager...
however once you know how to fix a problem you don't have to look it up anymore. it can be a lot faster. like I'm sure you've seen streamers who have audio problems and need to end their stream to restart their PC and lose views... wouldn't be an issue if they knew how to fix it without restarting.
and I have checked out windows 10... it's a pain to even install.
it obfuscates what I consider to be basic functionality.
it's fine to say "oh just do this work-around"... but now were at the point where you need to modify your registry to even install windows without making an account first... it's ridiculous.
Trying out a new os without having to make a fresh install was good. Going back with a click, as well.
But i definitely want my shorcut to old system control.
Some things i do with the windows 10 settings usually though.
OP was warned that his ancient hardware was better suited for the museum than for regular use, though it's understandable if that's all they have with no real prospects for getting something better any time soon. It seemed the idea of running Windows 10 was a no-go without at minimum a RAM upgrade, if their hardware even supports more than 2 GB of RAM.
As an alternative, they were suggested a very lightweight version of Linux with one minor snag. Their ancient GPU doesn't support Vulkan which is required for Proton to work so they can still play their games. They were pointed to a newer (but still old) AMD GPU that cost about as much as a good sized sandwich on Ebay. They seemed receptive to the idea.
The next thing OP posts is that they went against all reasonable advice and installed Windows 10 as-is anyway with no RAM upgrade in some misguided effort to prove... something.
The simple truth is.. it's not super expensive to upgrade even if you swap out your hardware. You just have to make up your mind that you won;t be buying as many games this year because of it.
and others should try doing something odd...
i remember watching a show once where a guy took
their pc to a person who waved a carrot around it and
then threw the carrot into the pc to fix it... funny...
arent there places around that can help people get
cheap or free computers of pick up pc that are going
to be thrown out.. i just dumped a old pc and parts
and printer at a office works store... where does that
stuff go...
So because "some" streamers have had to reboot their PC for some rare software bugging up you think everyone else has to do it? Also they choose to reboot their PC rather than the program itself.
If something stopped working on Windows 10 I just re launch the program. You don't go to the Run menu or start a new task in the Taskmanager to do it.
I've never had to completely reboot my PC to start up a program that crashed. Them crashing is rare enough as it is.
Okay, name these basic functionalities then. It should be rather easy as they are basic ones.
https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/install-windows-11-without-microsoft-account
Don't need to do anything in Regedit by the looks of it.
personally my audio messes up all the time and I have to go in and disable/re-enable the device to get it to work again... it's a lot faster than restarting my whole PC and w.e I was doing at the time.
well I already mentioned the changes in task manager that hide the start task button.
besides that if you're installing the OS from scratch instead of upgrading (I guess?) it tries to force you into creating a windows account and linking it to your PC unless you click on the tiny little text at the bottom that says "I don't have an internet connection"... and from what I've heard it's an even more complicated on win11 that involves editing the registry...
I don't have a long list, I haven't used the OS extensively...
I haven't checked the situation lately, when I looked into it they had locked down the work-around and it required editing the registry... and being able to start the task without explorer being active (heh, when would anyone ever need to do that? XD)
Audio drivers are some of the most stable thing and have never had any issues with them on win10. Maybe installed some driver in the very start but that's about it.
Graphics drivers are of no problem either.
If something is wrong with them you do a fresh install of those graphics drivers.
Also you having a lot of problems with them might be because it's on Win7. Ever given the thought that the old OS might be the issue here?
It's old, companies like to move on and focus on newer hardware.
Okay, I'll tell you where they masterfully hid the "Run new task".
You open task manager by right clicking the taskbar, select Task manager.
Go to File -> Run new task
Phew that was a real secret alright.
On Win11 they hid it in plain sight. As in literally on the main window for Task manager.
As for the account. It's just an account and it doesn't link the OS to it. Due to my 10 year old SSD died on me recently I had to re install Win11.
I still had to type in my Win8.1 Key to start the installation of Win11.
The link I posted too was for Win11. Posted 22 days ago. No one mentions it in the comment section on the article.