Turning off indexing deleted the indexing files in previous versions of Windows I haven't tested this in Windows 10. I would turn off indexing, then turn it all back on. Re-indexĪs previously linked in this thread, simply re-indexing your drive should cause the Start Menu DB to refresh. PowerShell (As Admin): PS > Get-ChildItem "$ PS > ::GetFolderPath('CommonStartMenu')Ĭ:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu PS > ::GetFolderPath('StartMenu')Ĭ:\Users\VertigoRay\DropBox\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu This will resolve the correct location in case you, like me, moved your AppData\Roaming folder into a DropBox-like location. Īnd yes, I'm in Win 10: PS > ::OSVersion.VersionĪsk Windows (.NET to be specific) where the location is. Since you're familiar with PowerShell, there are several possible solutions.
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