Pin program to taskbar using PS in Windows 10

问题:

I am trying to pin a program to the taskbar in Windows 10 (RTM) using this code:

$shell = new-object -com "Shell.Application"   $folder = $shell.Namespace((Join-Path $env:SystemRoot System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0)) $item = $folder.Parsename('powershell_ise.exe') $item.invokeverb('taskbarpin'); 

This worked on Windows 8.1, but no longer works on Windows 10.

If I execute $item.Verbs(), I get these:

Application Parent Name ----------- ------ ----                    &Open                    Run as &administrator                    &Pin to Start                     Restore previous &versions                     Cu&t                    &Copy                    Create &shortcut                    &Delete                    Rena&me                    P&roperties 

As you can see, there is no verb for pinning it to the taskbar. If I right click that specific file, however, the option is there:

Questions:
Am I missing something?
Is there a new way in Windows 10 to pin a program to the taskbar?

回答1:

I have the same problem and I still do not know how to handle it, but this little command line tool does:

http://www.technosys.net/products/utils/pintotaskbar

You can use it in command line like that:

syspin "path/file.exe" c:5386 

to pin a program to taskbar and

syspin "path/file.exe" c:5387 

to unpin it. This works fine for me.

回答2:

In windows 10 Microsoft added a simple check before showing the verb. The name of the executable must be explorer.exe. It can be in any folder, just the name is checked. So the easy way in C# or any compiled program would be just to rename your program.

If that's not possible, you can fool the shell object in to thinking your program is called explorer.exe. I wrote a post here on how to do it in C# by changing the Image Path in the PEB.

回答3:

Sorry to resurrect something so old.

I do not know how to do this in powershell, but in vbscript you can do this method that I developed. It works regardless of the system language.

Works on windows 8.x and 10.

Script

If WScript.Arguments.Count 

Command line:

pin and unpin: taskbarpin.vbs [fullpath]  Example: taskbarpin.vbs "C:\Windows\notepad.exe" 

回答4:

Here's Humberto's vbscript solution ported to PowerShell:

Param($Target)  $KeyPath1  = "HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Classes" $KeyPath2  = "*" $KeyPath3  = "shell" $KeyPath4  = "{:}" $ValueName = "ExplorerCommandHandler" $ValueData =     (Get-ItemProperty `         ("HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\" + `             "CommandStore\shell\Windows.taskbarpin")     ).ExplorerCommandHandler  $Key2 = (Get-Item $KeyPath1).OpenSubKey($KeyPath2, $true) $Key3 = $Key2.CreateSubKey($KeyPath3, $true) $Key4 = $Key3.CreateSubKey($KeyPath4, $true) $Key4.SetValue($ValueName, $ValueData)  $Shell = New-Object -ComObject "Shell.Application" $Folder = $Shell.Namespace((Get-Item $Target).DirectoryName) $Item = $Folder.ParseName((Get-Item $Target).Name) $Item.InvokeVerb("{:}")  $Key3.DeleteSubKey($KeyPath4) if ($Key3.SubKeyCount -eq 0 -and $Key3.ValueCount -eq 0) {     $Key2.DeleteSubKey($KeyPath3) } 

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