Th e first line says “Creating live folders in your Start Menu is probably one of the simplest things you can do. […]
Once you drop one tile or shortcut on top of another tile or shortcut, the two of them will automatically create a live folder and display it in its expanded form”
This is not working in my W10, the underlying tile just moves aside as to make room to drop the tie I hold !
We also state very clearly that this will work starting with Windows 10 Creators Update. Unless you are a Windows Insider, this won’t work today. However, after the upgrade will be made available to everyone, starting April, you will be able to do what we share in this tutorial.
Funny how they keep taking some of the best features from Windows mobile OS’s (WP8 and W10M) that no one wants and suddenly it is a great feature in Windows 10! They should also add the naming of the live folders just like W10M has; it does help a lot!
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Th e first line says “Creating live folders in your Start Menu is probably one of the simplest things you can do. […]
Once you drop one tile or shortcut on top of another tile or shortcut, the two of them will automatically create a live folder and display it in its expanded form”
This is not working in my W10, the underlying tile just moves aside as to make room to drop the tie I hold !
We also state very clearly that this will work starting with Windows 10 Creators Update. Unless you are a Windows Insider, this won’t work today. However, after the upgrade will be made available to everyone, starting April, you will be able to do what we share in this tutorial.
Funny how they keep taking some of the best features from Windows mobile OS’s (WP8 and W10M) that no one wants and suddenly it is a great feature in Windows 10! They should also add the naming of the live folders just like W10M has; it does help a lot!
Ironic, isn’t it?