Trick to Run commands on Start Menu and Taskbar on Windows 10
The Run command allows users to launch applications faster, access common settings, system tools, folders, and documents via a single command line.
On Windows 10 you usually open the Run command by typing the keyword Run in the Search box and then press Enter, or right-click the Start button and select Run from the Options menu, or alternatively press the Windows + R key combination.
However, you may not know on Windows 10, users can pin the Run command to Start Menu for faster access.
In the article below, Network Administrator will guide you the Run command steps into Start Menu and Taskbar on Windows 10.
See also: Synthesis of 20 common Run commands on Windows operating system
1. Pin the Run command to the Start Menu
Step 1:
To pin the Run command to Start Menu on Windows 10, first type the keyword Run in the Search box on Start Menu or on the Taskbar.
Step 2:
Next right-click the Run icon and select the Pin to Start option to pin the Run command to the Start Menu.
2. Pin the Run command to the Taskbar
To pin the Run command to the Taskbar, follow the same steps as pinning the Run command to the Start Menu.
First, type the keyword Run into the Search box on Start Menu or on the Taskbar.
Next right-click the Run icon and select the Pin to Taskbar option to pin the Run command to the Taskbar.
Note:
When you add the Run command to the Start Menu, the Run command icon will appear on the right side of the Start Menu. You cannot add this icon to the left of Start Menu, or above or below the power button (Power).
You can refer to some of the following articles:
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How to start Windows 10 in Safe Mode
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Good luck!
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