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| Thread ID: 147629 | 2019-02-12 23:19:00 | Double display Firefox in Start menu icons | Neil F (14248) | Press F1 |
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| 1458171 | 2019-02-12 23:19:00 | I am Win 10 Home 64 bit Build 1803. I use 4 different Browsers including Edge. Recently I updated Firefox 64.02 (Quantum) to Firefox 65.0 (Quantum). Icons for each of the 2 versions show in my Start menu . The top one is 64.02 and bottom 65.0. When I go to Uninstall -Windows or IObit Uninstaller only 1 version (65.0) shows. Both Start menu icons if clicked on go directly to Firefox 65.0 and run naturally. How can I remove the Icon for Firefox 64.02 from my list in Start Menu? |
Neil F (14248) | ||
| 1458172 | 2019-02-13 01:37:00 | I have that problem with CCleaner and I just right click and delete one of them off the start menu. | Lurking (218) | ||
| 1458173 | 2019-02-13 02:07:00 | Can you post a screen shot, depending on where they are ( start menu can actually be on the right hand side or vertical). Or you may need to reconstruct the start memu, follow these instructions social.technet.microsoft.com In the comments: From File Explorer, copy and paste into Address Bar. %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs Locate the Firefox Shortcut - Delete. |
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| 1458174 | 2019-02-15 22:37:00 | Hi Lurking , I had initially hoped for the right click option but no option appeared. Wainui I tried your paths but no change. In the end I uninstalled Firefox 65.01 which got rid of both Icons in Start Menu , then reinstalled FF 65.01 (64bit) -all normal again. General comment re Firefox - poor layout of their Download area - a lot of stuffing around to find the 64 bit Download , then more stuffing around to find he Standard Menu options to display on Start Page i.e. View Help etc I filled out their Support Survey being specifically critical in hose 2 areas. |
Neil F (14248) | ||
| 1458175 | 2019-02-16 03:23:00 | FF used to be pretty good. Use most of the others now on W10. lurking. |
Lurking (218) | ||
| 1458176 | 2019-02-16 19:01:00 | Strange as I find FF still to be better laid out that that dog awful Chrome, where I can never find the settings I want. FF is just so easy in comparison and still works perfectly | gary67 (56) | ||
| 1458177 | 2019-02-18 19:41:00 | Strange as I find FF still to be better laid out that that dog awful Chrome, where I can never find the settings I want. FF is just so easy in comparison and still works perfectly I think that's really about what you are used to, at least in part. Chrome is a little harder to find some settings in but once you've done it a few times it stops being an issue. I used to just use Ineternet explorer, didn't see the point of multiple browsers when I only use one (still don't realy). Then issues with some website I've long since forgotten got me to switch to Firefox and I used it for a couple of years (I only tend to change if something makes me). Then Edge happened with windows 10 and I thought I'd try it - horrible experience (it's gotten better but still not great) so I went back to FF. Anyway ultimately video streaming issues caused me to switch to chrome and I've stuck with it ever since, and it has not given me any issues. |
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