$.TaskbarPinList.ReplaceChild($newItem, $oldItem) $oldItem = $.TaskbarPinList.UWA | ? AppUserModelID -Like '*edge*'
Click the Windows logo in the bottom left corner Type Command Prompt and right-click on the Command Prompt app, then click Run as Administrator Type cd then add a space and type C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\83.0.478. $newItem.SetAttribute("DesktopApplicationLinkPath", "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Edge.lnk") Fortunately, MSPoweruser found a backdoor method to force the system back into the old Edge.
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$newItem = $LayoutMod.CreateElement("taskbar:DesktopApp") Discovered by The Verge, Tom Warren writes that the 'Edge icon was revealed in an elaborate Easter Egg hunt where Microsoft employees posted cryptic clues to a series of puzzles and images.' Tweet. My sample PowerShell-Code for that ($profile is the path to C:\Users\ username in the current round of the loop) $LayoutMod = Get-Content -Path "$profile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\LayoutModification.xml"
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Reimport the Start-Layout and you should be fine for new user profiles on this machine.įor existing profiles you need to edit the LayoutModification.xml under %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Shell for each and replace the exactly same lines. We have 109 free Edge logo png, vector logos, logo templates and icons. Download rollbacks of Microsoft Edge for Windows. In the xml you imported you should have an entry like this: It includes all the file versions available to download off Uptodown for that app. Like normal behavior (it should then even come back again after explorer restart) if you imported a taskbar-layout with PowerShell Import-StartLayout command into your image.
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