Right click on a blank part of the desktop and select New - Shortcut. Click the Browse button and navigate to C:\Windows\System32\devmgmt (left click once on
devmgmt to highlight/select same) and click OK. You should see
C:\WINDOWS\system32\devmgmt.msc in the Location view of the Create Shortcut utility. Click Next in the Create Shortcut app, and type in a name for this shortcut, like "Device Manager" then click Finish, and you should now have a shortcut to Device Manager on the desktop.
Hi Mary - this is genious and something I really was looking for!
I learned some time ago that Win key + D closes all open windows and lets you see your desktop (which is useful if you have shortcuts placed here), but this one is new to me. Is there anywhere a published list of "Win key + .... " keyboard combinations?
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Message Edited by Flooby on 04-21-2005 08:41 AM
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Hi Mary - this is genious and something I really was looking for!
I learned some time ago that Win key + D closes all open windows and lets you see your desktop (which is useful if you have shortcuts placed here), but this one is new to me. Is there anywhere a published list of "Win key + .... " keyboard combinations?
Lemmi
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Many thanks, helpyourself!
And sorry I was wrong talking about Win key + D: that does not close the windows, just minimises them. They still are accessible in the taskbar.
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