Quick Launch or desktop what uses more resources?

[PaulaDawn]

What uses more recourses Quicklaunch or Icons on the desktop?

 

[Guest]

I would say neither, they are both features of explorer which is a resource
that is running.

Andy W

 

[Alias]

What uses more recourses Quicklaunch or Icons on the desktop?

Neither, both are shortcuts.

Alias

 

[Alan]

What uses more recourses Quicklaunch or Icons on the desktop?

The program running, not a link to it.

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

What uses more recourses Quicklaunch or Icons on the desktop?

Neither uses anything appreciable. It doesn't matter.

 

[PaulaDawn]

Thanks

Neither uses anything appreciable. It doesn't matter.

 

[Richard Urban]

Links are under 1k and are negligible by any standard.

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[Talahasee]

What uses more recourses Quicklaunch or Icons on the desktop?

Neither. They're both simply shortcuts.

The one reason I prefer the program icons on my Quick launch
is that they're One Click, whereas any icon on your desktop
is 2 clicks, unless you set your system for one-click, which
many of us find problematical.


Hope that helps.




Good luck!


Tallahassee

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

Thanks

You're welcome. Glad to help.