If you're such a server and desktop support expert, how do you gpo random client that call in, or new client and environments when you know nothing about them, or friend and families computers?
Listen, kid, when you've been in the game long enough you'll come across unique scenarios enough to a point where it is God damn annoying.
Also who the hell GPOs network settings?
Your last sentence is exactly my point.
I still don't know this and we are already talking windows 12 lol
If you work on as many servers and desktops as I do, you'll eventually encounter machines that have slow loading start menus and search, or search the web for some stupid ass reason instead. I'll save that time with adding R. Still a 1 handed move anyhow
And this here is the icing on the cake, isn't it?
This is how you open the dialogs you're looking for instead of randomly clicking through 4 items deep in this new crappy UI
Oh young child. If only that was all of them
That sucks. Laptops are always a bit trickier. Linux works flawlessly on most things I install it on these days. Manjaros been on my desktop for the past 4 years.
This is the start menu experience:
"Photoshop"
*Wait 15 seconds *
"Here are some results from bing:"
😡😡
Mac and Linux it's instant, and not some garbage AI/ads/web search results.
It's the same as M365, and they're always changing where things are located and renaming things. So stupid.
Ah yes. Well when I want to modify my IP address I do:
Win+R
Then I enter:
Ncpa.cpl
And hit enter. So easy.
Not so easy is the more useful printer settings:
Win+R
Then:
shell:::{A8A91A66-3A7D-4424-8D24-04E180695C7A}
🤦🏻
Windows XP outliving two of it is successors.