How to pin an application with the string "help" in its name?

alexserio

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How to pin an application with the string "help" in its name?

I am unable to pin an application or shortcut to the taskbar if it has the word "help" in its name somewhere. Changing the name of the exe or shortcut so that it doesn't contain the letters 'h'-'e'-'l'-'p' consecutively works, but this is retarded.
 

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Did you know: Windows doesn't like the name 'con', either.
Try naming a new text file 'con' and see what happens.

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OEM - Me
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Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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AMD Phenom II X6 1600T
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GigaByte GZ-990FXA-UD3
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Stock
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HP USB
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Can you pin the program to the task bar first, then rename it?
 

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Custom Build
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Windows 7 Pro/32 Academic. Build 7600
CPU
Intel 2.3 Duo core
Motherboard
EliteGroup G31T-M
Memory
4 GB DDR
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Nvidia GeForce 9500 GT
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Built in
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Viewsonic 15" 4:3
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WD Caviar Black 750 GB
WD 250 GB External
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Antec 450w
Keyboard
Standard windows
Mouse
Logitech USB
Internet Speed
Bellsouth DSL 6.0
Unfortunately no =\
 

My Computer My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Did you know: Windows doesn't like the name 'con', either.
Try naming a new text file 'con' and see what happens.

Welcome to SF!

Well, that's pretty lame. But at least I can still have a text file named 'construct' or 'inconvenience' :p
 

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OS
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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