What apps are pinned to your taskbar?

[dixon606]

Chrome, itunes, steam

 

[Skidmarksdeluxe]

Chrome & CCleaner.

 

[Skidmarksdeluxe]

Taskbar Pin List:

1. Total Commander
2. Internet Explorer
3. Firefox
4. Windows Live Mail
5. Steam
6. Origin
7. Popcorn Time
8. Neverwinter
9. My.com

Spoiler: Start Menu - Pin List:

1. Calculator
2. CCleaner
3. Disk Cleanup
4. GeForce Experience
5. Hiren's BootCD
6. Irfanview
7. Media Coder x64
   
8. MS Excel
9. MS Word
10. Nero Startsmart 10
    
11. Paint.net
12. Seagate DiscWizard
13. uTorrent
14. Wireless Netviewer
    
15. Wireless Network Watcher

Little wonder 128GB RAM is marginal.

 

[Edison]

I have quite a few. From left to right we have Task View, Task Manager, File Explorer, team, Edge, Chrome, Vivaldi, Adobe Bridge, Photoshop and Lightroom, Word, Excel, Outlook, Search Everything, and 3DS.
Those are my most used programs.
I pin lesser used ones to the Start Menu. Also, I use Stardock Object Dock for lots of other programs, drives, etc.

 

[noel24]

My HDDs, music folder, Winamp, FF, Google Earth 5.1, Pol-Eng Dictionary, Calculator.

 

[darkzelda]

File explorer, Edge and Opera

 

[chimua]

File explorer, Firefox, epic browser and sandboxie file explorer launcher

 

[treetops]

3 programs, ie ff chrome

 

[Kimbroughhg]

Nothing at all on the taskbar or desktop, everything in the start menu.

 

[psycros]

If I wanted my programs to dance around like drunken pixies I'd get a Mac. Quick Launch is thankfully still hidden within the code and easily enabled. What good is a giant icon on the taskbar? I want to at least see a partial name of whatever documents I have open. I also want my shortcuts to stay where I put them. I'd like my windows to do the same but apparently that's still beyond Microsoft's level of expertise.

 

[SirGCal]

I also HATE desktop icons... I have mycomputer and the recycle bin, that's it. Then pinned to the task bar I have the browser and one tool I use all the time (putty).

There are 6 or so pinned inside my start bar (W7) and the rest I go to all-programs and click on them. Clean and organized. Not a click-button-hunt fest on the bar.

 

[Teko03]

Files Explorer & Firefox. I don't care for having things pinned to the Taskbar, it gets really messy. At work I only have PowerShell, Internet Explorer, Outlook & File Explorer pinned.

 

[George Jenkins]

Outlook, Chrome, IE, Notepad, Folders, PowerShell, Syncovery

I write PowerShell scripts and work on cloud-connected websites.

 

[bluejolls]

Google Drive, Pinterest, Twitter, FB, Steam, Chrome, Total Commander, Origin