Как закрепить bat на панели задач windows 10

asked Mar 30, 2017 at 16:55

Opinion — Microsoft explicity does not want to provide a method for anyone to add/remove pin items for the user. They are worried about third party applications arbitrarily pinning and unpinning items as a way to influence which programs a user will run. Therefore they have made this very difficult on the latest versions of Windows 10.

Method 1 — There WAS a method for scripting this using VBScript which involved enumerating through FolderItem.Verbs and activating the one called «pin to taskbar». However Microsoft removed this item from the Verbs collection while leaving it available on the UI for manual selection with a mouse. There are many websites that explain exactly how to do this with a VB script but this method does not work on the latest versions of Windows 10.

Method 2 — Probably due to backlash from the enterprise community, Microsoft now provides a method through the use of Group Policy to create a default set of items to unpin or pin for a new user account but this does not appear to be useful for one-off customized pinning. An internet search for the following terms will lead to the info: group policy taskbar pin.

Method 3 — The other answer provided here, simply copying a link file to the User PinnedTaskbar folder, WILL NOT WORK in current versions of Windows 10. It may have worked at some point but this does not work any longer.

Method 4 — There is a third party utility called SYSPIN. This is a standalone EXE that apparently works. The company or website is called TECHNOSYS.

answered Aug 30, 2017 at 18:36

I just found a very simple solution here.

Just create the shortcut to the script file, then go to its properties, and change target from "C:path-to-your-batch" to cmd.exe /C "path-to-your-batch".

After that, the icon of the shortcut changes and you can drop it on the taskbar to pin it.

answered Feb 2, 2022 at 7:36

You can pin programs with the Taskbar folder but you have to change a registry key as well.

What I did was on one computer, I pinned the programs I need for the local admin account. I then ran the following commands:

robocopy «%AppData%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar» C:TempTaskbar

reg export HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTaskband C:TempTaskbar.reg

Since the computers are on a domain I was able to run these commands from another computer with domain admin rights:

robocopy \SourcePCC$TempTaskbar \DestinationPCC$TempTaskbar

robocopy \SourcePCC$Temp \DestinationPCC$Temp Taskbar.reg

From the destination PC make sure you back up the current registry key just in case!!!

reg export HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTaskband C:TempTaskbar-Backup.reg

robocopy C:TempTaskbar «%AppData%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar»

reg import C:TempTaskbar.reg

Log off and log back in and the icons should be pinned to your taskbar.

answered Aug 21, 2019 at 20:20

Refer to this answer that i tweaked for my aim, you can try this vbscript in order to pin a program to taskbar using Vbscript in Windows 10.

Vbscript : TaskBarPin.vbs

Option Explicit
REM Question Asked here ==> 
REM https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31720595/pin-program-to-taskbar-using-ps-in-windows-10/34182076#34182076
Dim Title,objFSO,ws,objFile,sKey1,sKey2,KeyValue
Title = "Pin a program to taskbar using Vbscript in Windows 10"
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set Ws     = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objFile    = DeQuote(InputBox("Type the whole path of the program to be pinned or unpinned !",Title,_
"%ProgramFiles%windows ntaccessorieswordpad.exe"))
REM Examples
REM "%ProgramFiles%Mozilla Firefoxfirefox.exe"
REM "%ProgramFiles%GoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe"
REM "%ProgramFiles%windows ntaccessorieswordpad.exe"
REM "%Windir%Notepad.exe"
ObjFile = ws.ExpandEnvironmentStrings(ObjFile)
If ObjFile = "" Then Wscript.Quit()
sKey1      = "HKCUSoftwareClasses*shell{:}\"
sKey2      = Replace(sKey1, "\", "ExplorerCommandHandler")
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
With CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
    KeyValue = .RegRead("HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer" & _
    "CommandStoreshellWindows.taskbarpinExplorerCommandHandler")
    .RegWrite sKey2, KeyValue, "REG_SZ"
    
    With CreateObject("Shell.Application")
        With .Namespace(objFSO.GetParentFolderName(objFile))
            With .ParseName(objFSO.GetFileName(objFile))
                .InvokeVerb("{:}")
            End With
            
        End With
    End With
    .Run("Reg.exe delete """ & Replace(sKey1, "\", "") & """ /F"), 0, True
End With
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
Function DeQuote(S)
    If Left(S,1) = """" And Right(S, 1) = """" Then 
        DeQuote = Trim(Mid(S, 2, Len(S) - 2))
    Else 
        DeQuote = Trim(S)
    End If
End Function
'----------------------------------------------------------------------

answered Jul 11, 2020 at 12:02

asked Mar 30, 2017 at 16:55

Opinion — Microsoft explicity does not want to provide a method for anyone to add/remove pin items for the user. They are worried about third party applications arbitrarily pinning and unpinning items as a way to influence which programs a user will run. Therefore they have made this very difficult on the latest versions of Windows 10.

Method 1 — There WAS a method for scripting this using VBScript which involved enumerating through FolderItem.Verbs and activating the one called «pin to taskbar». However Microsoft removed this item from the Verbs collection while leaving it available on the UI for manual selection with a mouse. There are many websites that explain exactly how to do this with a VB script but this method does not work on the latest versions of Windows 10.

Method 2 — Probably due to backlash from the enterprise community, Microsoft now provides a method through the use of Group Policy to create a default set of items to unpin or pin for a new user account but this does not appear to be useful for one-off customized pinning. An internet search for the following terms will lead to the info: group policy taskbar pin.

Method 3 — The other answer provided here, simply copying a link file to the User PinnedTaskbar folder, WILL NOT WORK in current versions of Windows 10. It may have worked at some point but this does not work any longer.

Method 4 — There is a third party utility called SYSPIN. This is a standalone EXE that apparently works. The company or website is called TECHNOSYS.

answered Aug 30, 2017 at 18:36

I just found a very simple solution here.

Just create the shortcut to the script file, then go to its properties, and change target from "C:path-to-your-batch" to cmd.exe /C "path-to-your-batch".

After that, the icon of the shortcut changes and you can drop it on the taskbar to pin it.

answered Feb 2, 2022 at 7:36

You can pin programs with the Taskbar folder but you have to change a registry key as well.

What I did was on one computer, I pinned the programs I need for the local admin account. I then ran the following commands:

robocopy «%AppData%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar» C:TempTaskbar

reg export HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTaskband C:TempTaskbar.reg

Since the computers are on a domain I was able to run these commands from another computer with domain admin rights:

robocopy \SourcePCC$TempTaskbar \DestinationPCC$TempTaskbar

robocopy \SourcePCC$Temp \DestinationPCC$Temp Taskbar.reg

From the destination PC make sure you back up the current registry key just in case!!!

reg export HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerTaskband C:TempTaskbar-Backup.reg

robocopy C:TempTaskbar «%AppData%MicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick LaunchUser PinnedTaskBar»

reg import C:TempTaskbar.reg

Log off and log back in and the icons should be pinned to your taskbar.

answered Aug 21, 2019 at 20:20

Refer to this answer that i tweaked for my aim, you can try this vbscript in order to pin a program to taskbar using Vbscript in Windows 10.

Vbscript : TaskBarPin.vbs

Option Explicit
REM Question Asked here ==> 
REM https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31720595/pin-program-to-taskbar-using-ps-in-windows-10/34182076#34182076
Dim Title,objFSO,ws,objFile,sKey1,sKey2,KeyValue
Title = "Pin a program to taskbar using Vbscript in Windows 10"
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set Ws     = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objFile    = DeQuote(InputBox("Type the whole path of the program to be pinned or unpinned !",Title,_
"%ProgramFiles%windows ntaccessorieswordpad.exe"))
REM Examples
REM "%ProgramFiles%Mozilla Firefoxfirefox.exe"
REM "%ProgramFiles%GoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe"
REM "%ProgramFiles%windows ntaccessorieswordpad.exe"
REM "%Windir%Notepad.exe"
ObjFile = ws.ExpandEnvironmentStrings(ObjFile)
If ObjFile = "" Then Wscript.Quit()
sKey1      = "HKCUSoftwareClasses*shell{:}\"
sKey2      = Replace(sKey1, "\", "ExplorerCommandHandler")
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
With CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
    KeyValue = .RegRead("HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer" & _
    "CommandStoreshellWindows.taskbarpinExplorerCommandHandler")
    .RegWrite sKey2, KeyValue, "REG_SZ"
    
    With CreateObject("Shell.Application")
        With .Namespace(objFSO.GetParentFolderName(objFile))
            With .ParseName(objFSO.GetFileName(objFile))
                .InvokeVerb("{:}")
            End With
            
        End With
    End With
    .Run("Reg.exe delete """ & Replace(sKey1, "\", "") & """ /F"), 0, True
End With
'----------------------------------------------------------------------
Function DeQuote(S)
    If Left(S,1) = """" And Right(S, 1) = """" Then 
        DeQuote = Trim(Mid(S, 2, Len(S) - 2))
    Else 
        DeQuote = Trim(S)
    End If
End Function
'----------------------------------------------------------------------

answered Jul 11, 2020 at 12:02