Wasn't sure where to put this so it's here

My Dell PC recently updated to Windows Pro 24H2. Since then, in Windows Explorer I'm unable to see the full list of options in the 'See More' drop box.

The only way to see the full list is to drag the whole explorer window down.

I have sent feedback to MS about this but thought I'd post it here to see if anyone else has seen this too.

See attached screenshots

After watching a few of the videos on the websites, I now realize what some of these tools are for...the ones that I had no idea what to do with.

Sounds good!

I've been using the Pro version of this for a few years now, I like the way it uninstalls the registry entries as well as creating a restore point for each uninstall

I've noticed things like this over the years that have frustrated me to no end! Now, there may be a bit of relief.

Quote from: Skhilled on Oct 12, 2024, 06:15 PMI was sure this was posted here already but I couldn't find it.

This is an exhaustive list of the various things you can do to help secure you Win 11 privacy:

https://github.com/StellarSand/privacy-settings/blob/main/Privacy%20Settings/Windows-11.md

I'm going through this list for well over an hour and almost done except for going over every app's permissions. LOL

I "think" that this may have cause my net to slow down. I think after changing it and rebooting my PC may be cause I'm using a hotspot which changes the location each time and a different "https", I would call it...not sure yet. I'll have to do some digging first...

I saw this in the latest email of The Daily Scam. It's about how companies try to bait/trick you into spending more money, buying things you don't want, making it too hard to cancel a subscription, etc.

https://www.uxdesigninstitute.com/blog/what-are-dark-patterns-in-ux/

EDIT: Btw, here's the latest issue of The Daily Scam:

https://newsletter.thedailyscam.com/october-16-2024/

I still use it but am slowly switching over to Librewolf.

I only use it for testing the themes we're updating 

I was a DJ in nightclubs and mobile for nearly 10 years, nuff sed