I tried deleting all of the values in UserAssist, but the blocked applications were still blocked.I deleted JUST those two new keys right away and was not able to get the application back.
A few of the binary values were altered, but two new keys were created. I compared the UserAssist registry before and after setting Do Not Show on an application.When I turn it back on the values regenerate. When I turn off Most Used in the start menu settings, all of the values under these Count keys disappear.P:\Onqtrceb\OCebYvgr.rkr also appeared in this registry area. They do not match any application CLSID in the registry but when an application "C:\Badgepro\BProLite.exe" appeared on the Most Used list, a corresponding Funny thing: I believe these values under Count directly correspond to applications somehow.Only two keys ( seems to be the same for all users. All have the same Version(DWORD):5 underneath. I anticipate mine is not the only user who will do this. Could it store its settings in the same way as Windows apps? Where would I find those settings files?ĭelete & recreate the user's profile, or roll the computer back with system restore, or use a start menu replacement program, please let me know. I read the new Win10 Start Menu was "rewritten in XAML like other Windows apps".This does not seem to exist in Windows 10 RTM. Earlier versions of Win10 preview builds had an emdata-ms file which could be deleted to reset the Start Menu.This removes all programs from the Most Used, but any "Don't show" I have disabled the Most Used Apps and the Recent Opened Items, rebooted, run the Disk Cleanup to remove temporary files, and re-enabled Most Used Apps and Recently Opened Items.I have searched local files by a last modified date and cannot identify a file which holds these settings.exe from the list to more easily search the registry for the name. However, once you do that, it will never return? Once it is on the Most Used list you can right-click and select "Don't show in this list" to make it disappear. If there are empty spots on that list, opening two files will be enough.Ĭaveat: the program cannot be pinned to Start.
Once enough files have been opened it will appear on that list. Clicking Excel on the Start Menu, Taskbar, or Desktop shortcut will not count). (Example: to get Excel on that list you must open. To manually force a program to the Most Used list you must open files which are opened by that program. One of my users accidentally clicked "Don't show in this list" for Microsoft Excel.
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