Fun fact: In explorer, where the current directory path is shown (on top of the list of files and folders) you can just replace that with powershell or cmd and it will start ps or cmd in the current directory
@@BredzPro Bro, do you know how to change taskbar height? I have searched for tutorials, but in all they only give me 3 options; small, normal and large. In my case, the normal one seems very big and the small one very small. Is there a way to define another size? that is, a custom size.
Fun fact: In explorer, where the current directory path is shown (on top of the list of files and folders) you can just replace that with powershell or cmd and it will start ps or cmd in the current directory
I didn't know that. Thank you for the tip! :)
the editing in this video deserves more views
Thank you! ❤
i hate this search bar. its ugly and does nothing as you can just start typing on the keyboard an the search window will open anyway.
so is there still a way to disable it
At the time of making this videos, there was. Unfortunately they patched it. :(
❗ UPDATE: The Search Bar is enabled by default now, in Windows 11 Build 22000.65 and newer!
Is there any way to do it today?
Hello!
Unfortunately not.
As soon as I find a new command, I will post a pinned comment.
@@BredzPro Bro, do you know how to change taskbar height? I have searched for tutorials, but in all they only give me 3 options; small, normal and large. In my case, the normal one seems very big and the small one very small. Is there a way to define another size? that is, a custom size.
does this works on win 10?
Hello!
This will ONLY work in Windows 11. Don't try this in Windows 10, because it may cause problems.
doesn`t work in build 22000.71
It should be enabled by default now.
@@BredzProStill doesn't work on build 22000.71, I can't hide the search bar
Yeah apparently they patched disabling it too. Thank you for letting me know! :)
Updated the description!