Current Events > How do you take a program off your desktop in Windows now? Not just a shortcut

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It's a real simple program that records GIFs. Somebody made this one for me with it and I think it'll be useful later on to make my own.



I don't want it on my desktop though. When I try to delete it thinking it's just the shortcut, it's the actual program and it asks me if I really want to delete it.

Is there a way I can just get it to wherever Program Files now is in Windows? I just wanna cut and paste this shit in a folder with all my other fuckin programs and not have it on my desktop n shit.
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Look at it's properties and see if it had a "start in" field or "target" field and if it does, navigate your way there and that's where the actual program will be
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Looked at its Properties in all 5 tabs and didn't see anything like what you're talking about?

Where is the list of all the fucking programs so I can cut and paste this one in there?
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If that's the case just slap it in Documents or something lol doesn't really matter
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It would be in task manager, I right click my taskbar and start task manager and show all user processes and look for your friend's program or I would go to start and then I would type services.msc or just services and look for the program and disable it. Or goto control panel and use uninstall program.
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I don't want it in the Documents. I want it with my other programs.

Why can't I do something this fucking simple?
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Right click short cut, select "Open File Location".

What do you mean Right Click Shortcut? I right clicked the icon just to see if there was a Shortcut option that came up just in case you could right click twice now or some shit and there isn't one there either.
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So in other words, it's the actual .exe itself?

If you just need to shift an .exe file, why not just do a simple cut and paste to whichever directory you want?

Is this a real topic
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Because where is the fucking directory? Where are all my programs?

Where can I paste this?

All of my programs are in a list or folder somewhere. What is that folder called? Is it not Program Files anymore?
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I'm starting to think you're not using Windows... : /

Screenshot for us what you have?

Found it.

Thanks everyone.
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