When I put my cursor up to the top right corner of my screen, shouldn't the charms bar appear? or was it removed?
I'm using Windows 10 build 9879..
try the windows key plus CWhen I put my cursor up to the top right corner of my screen, shouldn't the charms bar appear? or was it removed?
I'm using Windows 10 build 9879..
Hello Omega,
Unfortunately, the Charms bar doesn't currently open that way anymore in Windows 10. Hopefully by the time it's finished it will.
Here are some alternative ways to open the Charms bar.
Doing win key plus c works on mine. Build version 79879 and all updates.
Charlie and rno2, the Win key + C doesn't work for me.
Brink, thanks for the links.... I tried what was suggested, but they never worked.. I guess I'll have to wait and see if they bring the charms bar back
As a test to see if your Windows key shortcuts are not disabled, does pressing the Windows key alone open your Start screen or menu?
Shawn,Hello Omega,
Unfortunately, the Charms bar doesn't currently open that way anymore in Windows 10. Hopefully by the time it's finished it will.
Here are some alternative ways to open the Charms bar.
So this setting on Taskbar Properties doesn't do anything then. I got it to work with the short cut, though.
Hi there, gzt7d8. I see Shawn is not online at the moment. That setting does not work for the time being. What does just pressing the Windows key do?
gzt7d8,
It currently doesn't work for now. We'll see how it works when the consumer preview build is released on the 21st.
When I pull up this "menu" my Navigation tab does not look like this. I'm wondering if I should revert back to Win 8.1 and wait for them to use 100,000 more "testers" until they get it right? IF that will ever happen?Shawn,
So this setting on Taskbar Properties doesn't do anything then. I got it to work with the short cut, though.
