How to find calculator. exe path and add shortcut to desktop? In Windows 11 how do I find the executable path to the calculator executable, then add a shortcut to the calculator on my windows desktop? This used to be easy under Windows 10! So far the only way I see to find and executable path is in the Task Manager, which is in and of itself idiotic
Microsoft Calculator Settings Hello Manuel, yes I can resize the calculator using the cursor, but it goes back to maximized size when I maximize the page I'm working on I'd like for the calculator to open in a smaller (minimized) size and hover over a maximized page in order to enter data and calculate figures from the page I have opened
Where will I find Calculator in Windows 10 and how do I get it to my . . . Right click on Calculator, and the select Pin to taskbar 4 Your Calculator will now be found on the lower portion of your desktop Option 2: Drag and drop Click on the Windows logo found on the lower left hand corner of your desktop 2 Click on All apps and look for Calculator 3 Drag and drop the Calculator application on your desktop
My Calculator App in windows 11 Keeps on opening multiple calculator . . . We are running AVD session on Windows 11 platform, As we noticed , Calculator app automatically opening in the task manager , Also Checked the user session process in the task manager , i can see one app is running , We have tried to check any short cut key enable, No such key activated Could you please help me on this issue
Windows 10: Calculator: This app cant open - Microsoft Community get-appxpackage -allusers *calculator* | remove-appxpackage Then I re-installed it using the same method in this message thread The calculator appeared to open and close properly The next day, the "This app can't open" appeared again After that error, when you click on the calculator icon, nothing happens Please help
Windows 10 Calculator no longer displaying running tally The Windows 10 Calculator usually displays a running tally along the top of the display This is useful when doing a long sum to check back that the entries are correct For example 45 + 50 +1 99 +2 50 However, this running tally no longer appears It only shows the last 2 numbers entered as a standalone sum 45 + 50 = 95 95+1 99 = 96 99
Calculator wont open - Microsoft Community Kindly reset your calculator app Go to settings > apps Select Calculator and click on Advanced options Click on the Reset button Once its reset check if the issue persists If the issue persists, you can uninstall and re install the application Open powershell (admin) Copy and paste this command then hit enter:
getting the calculator on the taskbar - Microsoft Community To pin any app, including the Calculator onto the Taskbar, here are the steps: Open the Calculator When that is open, it will appear on the Taskbar Right click the icon on the Taskbar and choose 'Pin to Taskbar' Then close the calculator and it will stay on the Taskbar That will work for any App in Windows 10
Change number format from comma to decimal in Windows 11 Hello Kim_KB64, Welcome to the Microsoft Community In Windows 11, changing the number format from using a comma (,) to a decimal point ( ) for numbers (like changing 2,42 to 2 42) involves modifying the Regional Settings, but the steps are slightly different than in previous versions like Windows 10