You can also make your own with right-click, New Shortcut. Some store apps don't want you to change their icons so I just changed another. NET Core) that I installed from the Windows Store. I've moved to open source PowerShell 7 (based on. I also renamed my LNK file to Command Prompt (Terminal) but that's optional. Then I change the Target to wt.exe (Windows Terminal) and pass in the Named Profile for the Shell I want: C:\Users\scott\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\wt.exe -p "Command Prompt" So I Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V to make a copy (backup) or I can just right click and hit properties to change the one I have. Press Start, type "Command Prompt" or "PowerShell" and then RIGHT CLICK the icon and Open File Location.įor example, Command Prompt was here on my machine: C:\Users\scott\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\System Tools You can make your own and change existing ones. exe directly) you're looking at Shortcuts/LNK files. When you press Start and start typing (which is different from WinKey+R and running a. So I said to myself, "self, what's a good way to fix that?" I have to remember to run Terminal THEN run cmd. I'll hit the Start Menu, type cmd, and then the older console/terminal starts up. I love the Windows Terminal, but right now I launch the Terminal, then I pick a Shell (PowerShell, CMD, bash, etc) from the menu.
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