I've noticed something weird: when I type "powershell" in the address bar of Windows 10's File Explorer and hit enter, it doesn't launch PowerShell like it used to. Instead, it navigates to This PC -> Documents -> Powershell. This started happening after a recent update where I saw that familiar first-time setup screen that says, "let's spend some time setting up your computer." Typing "powershell.exe" does work, so it's not the end of the world, but I'm curious if anyone knows what changed?
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Honestly, it seems like Microsoft is just making changes for the sake of it. They're starting to remind me of how Google changed things up a lot a while back. It's frustrating, and I’m really close to giving up on both of them.
I understand where you're coming from. My only real issue with Microsoft lately is the nagging for Windows 11.