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Hi, I have recently Reset my pc and I have noticed that my downloads instead of showing at the bottom of the screen (where it shows the name of recent downloads and 3 dots next to each download to cancel the download or open the file location, etc) pop up at the top near my extensions and I would like to make it so that they show at the bottom of the screen
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The thing is what he is most likely doing is the command line on the main shortcut and then using the one's from like the task bar and such instead which doesn't follow the same thing as the shortcut command.
It doesn't work for everyone. There must be a common reason why.
If the shortcut was properly created, you should see the results of using it in the Edge Version info: in a new tab, type edge://version into the address bar and press Enter. Copy the whole of the entry labelled Command line: and paste it into a reply here.
This is a long shot, but I notice from your screenshot that some incarnation of Norton is sticking its oar in. Security suites that do more than just scan incoming files for malware can sometimes go way beyond their brief; I wonder if Norton is preventing your new shortcut from working properly.
I don't know of any way to troubleshoot this possibility other than uninstalling all Norton software from the machine using their removal tool (Norton Remove and Reinstall tool) to winkle out the last remnants.
Tested it out on 3 other systems i own and it works for all so pretty much you're not doing it right all this time because if i am able to do it then you should be able to as well if you were to know anything about computers at all.
Hello
Frankly I don't care what you do or don't suffer from.
THIS DOES NOT WORK ON MY COMPUTER.
Thanks for your replies, but they weren't of any help.
You're doing it wrong because you have to add in the command each time when you do so when you would make a new shortcut and like i mentioned if you use the one you have pinned on your taskbar it isn't going to work since that would use the command line from the old one and you want to know something funny i suffer from Autism and i am able to do this without any issues.