Effective programmer: accelerates your Start Menu

I am reading "effectiveProgramMember. This is an alternative but very practical book. There are already a lot of related comments on Douban, so I will not be arrogant. Let's just talk about some of the things I have already practiced:

Accelerate your Start Menu

1. Set the Start menu to the classic mode. Right-click the [start] menu, select [attribute], and select "classic [start] menu ",

2. Use the "Group Policy Editor" ([start]-> [run]-> gpedit. MSC, press Enter), Local Computer Policy-> User Configuration-> management template-> taskbar and [start] menu, and then ban those menu items that are not used by the monkey year and month, for example, [Search], [document], and [help]

3. Right-click [start]-> [Resource Manager] and create Several folders. You can put the shortcuts of some of your most commonly used programs in it. note that the first letters of these folders and the first letters of the Program Shortcuts should not be repeated. You need to use them as shortcuts. for example, I created an office folder and put the shortcuts of several commonly used office components in it. However, if the first letter of outlook conflicts with OneNote, I renamed the OneNote shortcut to note. win, O, O (Press win first, then O, then press o, not several keys together) You can call out outlook, win, O, N to call out OneNote. A needle in a haystack is not the same as a needle in a program menu.