Windows Explorer pins itself to taskbar


  1. Amourek
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    Windows Explorer pins itself to taskbar


    Every few days or so, out of nowhere, Windows Explorer pins itself to my taskbar. If I click it, it opens up Libraries. Why does this happen and how can I stop it?

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  3. Qdos
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    Would this help explain?

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  4. Amourek
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    That would make sense. I'll try it and see.
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  6. Amourek
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    Nevermind... if I untick that option, it disables jumplists!
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