How do I access all programs in windows 10 (not uninstall site)?

Hi Jack,

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HELLO ! ON MY OLD WINDOWS 7  PROGRAM I COULD ACCESS ALL PROGRAMS FROM THE START/SHUTDON BUTTON AS THEY WOULD ALL DISPLAY AND ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS CLICK ON IT AND YOU AUTOMATICLY WERE TAKEN THERE ! WHERE DO FIND THIS FEATURE ON WINDOWS 10 THAT I HAVE JUST UPGRADED TO ?

                                                                                                                              YOURS,

                                                                                                                                           MICK KAVANAGH.          

Hi Mick,

Thanks for replying to us with the status of your issue.

As per your query, I like to inform you that; on Windows 10, you can just type the program name/application in the search area in the task bar and all the application related to your search will get listed. You can just select the program/application to launch it.

You can also click on the start button, and then click on the all apps options to view all the application/programs. Same way you can just click on the application/programs to launch it.

Hope it helps, reply to us with the status of your issue. We will be happy to assist you.

I want to paste an icon on my home page for a program, and all I can get is install/uninstall site.  I'm used to being able to getting quick access to a selected program on Windows 7.  Any suggestions? 

In Windows 10 what you do is left-click, hold and drag the icon you want from the All Apps list onto the desktop.

example: Adding Photoshop Elements from All Apps to the desktop

No you cannot.  For example I go to Add Remove Programs.. I can clearly see Windows Movie Maker 6.0.   I cannot find this application to launch it.   Where can I go to see ALL my installed Programs so that I can launch what I need.   I think Mick's question was very simple and not difficult to answer.

Yes you can.... All of your installed programs are listed in the All Apps list under the Start button.

Your issue is that Movie Maker 6 specifically is Vista era software that is not natively a Windows 10 compatible program. You have to do manual edits to make it install properly and put an icon in the All Apps programs list. Otherwise the equivalent new version of Movie Maker is part of Windows Essentials 2012, as in my screen capture.

If you want to use Movie Maker 6 in Win10 there are custom installers for it at the link below which should do the necessary changes to make it work and show up in the programs/apps list.

http://movies.blainesville.com/2010/05/installing-windows-movie-maker-60-on.html

I want to access Adobe Flash on my computer, already downloaded

Are you talking about the browser plugin? You don't need to install one for IE or Edge since Win10 already has it pre-installed. Chrome has its own Flash plugin as well. For Firefox once you've installed the plugin open this page to know whether Flash is working properly or not.