Thanks for any help! I'm sure this is just growing pains of a new OS, but still a bit frustrating. Is there somewhere else new in Windows 10 these things are hiding? I simply must get more control over my setup's customization if I'm going to be able to enjoy Windows 10. To get rid of the problem, remember to disable features associated with directory protection. Your security tool might be protecting certain directories, causing issues such as this. I want to move/rearrange things like the calculator, the calendars, Candy Crush Saga and a large portion of other pre-installed programs still stuck here that don't appear in the normal Start Menu directory. It is possible that your anti-virus program is preventing you from creating a new folder on your computer. I'm wondering why they changed that?īut that I can live with if I really have to (not like we have much choice right?), but I'm still having trouble moving a couple pre-installed shortcuts. It appears that they allow only one folder in the Start Menu for each directory now and will no longer break things up into their subfolders (IE: everything will appear there, but they will be all dumped into the root part of the folder instead of having many levels you can drill down into from the Start Menu).
In tinkering with the folders it seems that Microsoft has changed how Windows handles this.
However, I'm still having some issues getting the complete customization I'm looking for. I did find the the ProgramData location by navigating from within the Start Menu, but I'd forgotten about the other location in the Users folder.
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