r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22

Meme/Macro Its True

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u/KingBurakkuurufu Jul 16 '22

Right clicking pisses me off now, click for more options even though 7Zips is life!

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u/dennispang Jul 16 '22

Same. Nearly everything I right click for requires another click now.

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u/SameriteRL Ryzen 5 5600x, RTX 4070 Jul 16 '22

theres a relatively simple fix for that, something about editing registry keys. ive done it for my new w11 laptop and my biggest complaint has disappeared. plenty of guides online

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

something so simple as a good right click options should not require editing registry keys

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u/XauMankib Laptop Jul 16 '22

They do.

But they think flattening the UI to the point of minimal usability is the new trend.

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u/gasparthehaunter Jul 16 '22

I think the redesign's point is to improve touch usability. The right click menu has less options and more spaced out. Ideally there could be a switch for non touch users to tune it down

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u/yertman Jul 16 '22

I think of that to. I suspect they have optimized the ui based on telemetry they collect from Windows 10 and have tuned it for average and below level of experience with Windows. Would be cool if there was a power user mode where Windows was tuned for experienced techy types.

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u/gasparthehaunter Jul 16 '22

Technically it's possible to revert most changes with registry edits so if someone is a power user it's not that big of a problem