Whats up with the windows error messages? They are not very helpful. If I get a error, "The action can't be completed because the folder or a file in it is open in another program" I should have 2 more bits of information when I click more details.
1 I should have what program is currently using the file, and 2. I should have a manual override option.
When using del in terminal and a file fails to delete the console doesn't throw a error unless you don't have permissions so you can go and use del filename it wont delete it and you wouldn't know unless you manually check. Why is this? It should check after
it tries to delete and see if it actually detected and report back a error and the reason if it fails.
If I am installing a program and I get a error, "error 1500. Another installation is in progress. You must complete that installation before continuing this one." once again it should tell me WHAT program is being installed. Most of the time people
get this there is no program that they know of being installed. Once again in advanced options I should have a choice of manual override if I am confident this will not break anything.
What is the difference between run and create new task? They both seem to be very similar but Create new task is way better. Why is win+r associated with run and not create new task and is there a way to switch this? My main issue is run will only work
if you have explorer running and this is not always possible if you are trying to manually do things in terminal where as create new task not only will run without explorer running but allows you to run programs in administrative mode.
Why is there no cmd to run a action as administrator? I should be able to type something in such as Admin or sudo and get full admin capabilities like under linux, bsd, and Macintosh. Having to right click on a icon and run it as administrator is a very
archaic way of implementing this and really should be fixed.
Whats up with the icons? They jump all around the screen. This is especially a problem if you switch between gaming at a 5760x1080 resolution and doing work with 3 1080p monitors. The icons go nuts and end up all over and not in the same position you left
them in. This is not only very annoying but makes getting work done harder. There should be a option in the right click menu to save desktop icon position at a specific resolution and windows should remember it. Nothing more complex then "save icon position".
The refresh option doesn't cut it.
What happened to MSCONFIG. We used to be able to edit startup items directly from it. Now it just says "to manage items, use the startup section of the task manager". Well that's all great and dandy but this should either be a copy of the startup
and work or they should just get rid of the tab. There is no point to having that there it just looks like leftover crud from windows 7. I really don't understand why they moved it there in the first place though...
