5 minutes to teach you how to pin "run" to the Start menu in Windows 10

Guide

"Run" function is favored by many senior it home users, because it is simple, convenient and practical. In the old system such as Win7, the user can make the function display directly in the Start menu for easy operation. However, in Win10, since the Start menu has been rewritten, the original settings are not suitable, so there is no fixed option.

However, there are still many users who need to display "run" in the Start menu, but find that the program itself is different from other WIN32 programs and cannot be fixed directly. To fix "Run" in the Start menu of WINDOWS10, you need to use ... Hey, not the Registry Editor, but clsid* (GUID, globally unique identifier), but this thing can also be found in the registry, the location is as follows:

Hkey_classes_root/clsid

As can be seen, this is not for people to see at all ... In addition to the numbers and letters of the Code, there is no other explanation, of course, you click on each code will be on the right to see some names, time enough, you may wish to summarize it (but this is similar to the self-abuse of the matter who would like to do it ...). However, the more troublesome thing is to search the Internet to compare the time and effort, unless there is no online. In this article, the Start menu fixed "Run" need to know its CLSID, and then use this to create a shortcut, then you can follow the routine fixed.

Run the GUID is: {2559a1f3-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}, everyone interested can go to the registration form to check, the results such as:

How can you use it to create shortcuts? 1. Right-click on the desktop and select new → shortcut

2. Enter the following in the path:

Explorer Shell:::{2559a1f3-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}

3, give the shortcut name, for example "run", can be self-prepared

4. After clicking "Finish", you can change the icon for the shortcut .

5, right click on the icon, select "Pin to start screen"

You can now see "Run" on the Start menu or Start screen.

Originally from: http://www.linuxprobe.com/win10-running.html

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5 minutes to teach you how to pin "run" to the Start menu in Windows 10