pinning programs on superbar doesn't work


  1. adinplayer
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    windows 7
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    pinning programs on superbar doesn't work


    If I pin a program on the superbar in windows 7 it doesn't work,
    I hope that you guys can help me :S

    Also if i press in the start menu on the black arrow that doesn't work.

    I hope you can help me
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    Welcome
    Sounds like corruption

    Go to search, type cmd

    Then right click and run as administrator

    In the cmd prompt type sfc /scannow
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