11.10.2019
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I did a fresh format and install of Windows 8 64 Bit Pro. Sorry but I couldn't live without a start button so I have installed the Start8 start menu which is great. I try sometimes not to use it but find metro frustrating to find programs as I have many.

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  2. Jump List in Windows 8. Various Applications display Jump List and many applications do not disp-lay Jump List. Apart from Application controlled, the Jump List do have few configurations available from the Taskbar properties. You can invoke Jump List by doing a right click on any application’s icon in.
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In Windows 7 (and in Windows 8) you can pin programs (Word/Excel, MSTSC and almost any other program you have installed) and then once you have the program pinned, you can then create jump list for said program. Is it possible to view these same jumplist in the Windows 8 Start Screen? And is this possible when running under a standard user account?edit - I've performed the following steps below, as outlined by Ronnie Vernon as an Administrator and it seems to work. Will I have to perform the below steps for each item i want to pin to the Start Screen? Or is there a way to see the 'jumplist' like you can see when on the desktop side?To Pin to the Start Screen, perform the following.1. Open the folder where the database fileis located. Right click the file and select CreateShortcut.2.

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Right click the shortcut and select Copy.3. Go to the following folderC:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms4. Download idm full version. Right Click in the P rograms folder andselect Paste. This will add the shortcut to that folder.5. Go to the Start Screen. Right Click andselect All Apps on the bottom toolbar.6.

In the All Apps screen, locate the shortcutfor the database file. Right Click the file and select thePinTo Start.

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Hi Marex0058,Are you using any third party antivirus application?This issue might be because of 3 rd party applications conflict, refer to these methods in the order in which they are presented and check.Method 1:Keep the computer in a clean boot status and check. This eliminates the3 rd arty applications conflict.How to perform a clean boot to troubleshoot a problem in Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8.Note: Please refer to the section: “ How to reset the computer to start as usual after troubleshooting with clean boot” of the Kb article to boot the computer in normal startup after fixing the issue.Method 2: Run the System File Checker tool and check.System File Checker.Hope this information helps you. Please do let us know if you need further assistance, we’ll be glad to assist you.