Four Hundred Months

Try this at home: create a new shortcut on your desktop. In the Location field, put this (but without the quotes) - "explorer.exe shell:AppsFolder\c5e2524a-ea46-4f67-841f-6a9465d9d515_cw5n1h2txyewy!App" Then finish the shortcut. Voilà ! You have the File Explorer App. Which can have a dark background ... very easy on the eyes. It's not as full-featured as File Explorer but if you just need to browse your files it's much much nicer to look at. The File Explorer App in Windows 10

Once upon a time, you could set a Windows taskbar to do the following: a) NOT autohide, which caused it to  continually be popping up and down every time your mouse got near the bottom of the screen; and b) still go underneath your active window (i.e. if you have a browser open and maximized, the taskbar should be underneath it, not on top of it eating up screen space). You could get your taskbar to act this way using only the Windows taskbar settings. I mention this because it establishes, definitively, that such a thing is possible. But in Windows 10 this option is not available anymore. Why? Because fuck you, that's why. Because a lot of their customers want it, and Microsoft has to show them who's the boss. Why do you think that they removed the option to control the background color of application windows? Because fuck you, that's why. Enter 7+ Taskbar Tweaker . It lets you get back this basic functionality, and in addition does some other nice stuff for the ...