Post Your Desktop "Background screenshot"
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Took the photo in Great Yarmouth the other night - chaviest seaside resort in East Anglia woohoo. Felt like I should wear a baseball cap the wrong way round and jump some red lights or something. 
Wallpaper by ThinkPad Review, on Flickr
Wallpaper by ThinkPad Review, on Flickr
Geoff
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Took the photo in Great Yarmouth the other night - chaviest seaside resort in East Anglia woohoo. Felt like I should wear a baseball cap the wrong way round and jump some red lights or something.
I agree, you know you can press the Windows key then start typing the name of the app right?
I use them all. I find it easier having them on the taskbar than on the Start Menu.
That's because Media Player was open when I took the screenshot, it's not pinned.I hope not, I see Windows Media Player there!
Just kidding tho, recently made a 220mbit 1440p 60FPS movie that VLC couldn't play locally without stuttering, but WMP could play it smoothly..
All of the shortcuts apart from Media Player are pinned - the open ones have the little lines underneath them.
@Calin I like your wallpaper! Really nice! I can tell that you have a 4K display.
I have a sneaking suspicion you guys know each other....
HackSpoon
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I met Geoff one day off of Instagram. I added him on snapchat. Then there was this one day I was in Middle School and I randomly saw him in the tech office. Pretty nice guy. Used to have a blue STI that he would show off. I almost wanted to steal the iPhone 6s that he had to leave the damn phone box on his seat in the car. Tried to open it, I failed. But yeah Geoff is a nice guy.
I suspected you went to one of the schools he did IT stuff for.
Since I'm here.... excuse my excessive horizontal resolution. At least it's more balanced than before.
Icons are for scrubs. Wish I could hide the Recycle Bin. I just have stuff pinned or in a folder pinned to my taskbar.
Background by [email protected], on Flickr
You new to Windows or something?
Right click your desktop>View and untick "Show Desktop Icons"
HackSpoon
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Did you know in windows you can open cmd?
Alright bub. I work in a computer repair shop that is 95% Windows. I've been using Windows since Win95 at the age of 4. Even learned to read from an educational game delivered via floppies on that thing.
Right click start button, and it's actually Powershell now not CMD.
Intel_man
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That's still command prompt for me.Right click start button, and it's actually Powershell now not CMD.
Somebody hasn't gotten the Creators Update yet, it's only been changed as of that which was a few weeks ago I think.