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03-31-2018 10:44 PM
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04-01-2018 01:10 PM
You can type it into either one of those boxes.
The first image you posted shows the Cortana Search Bar on the bottom left, next to the Start button.
The second image of the Run dialog box will also work.
winver is the english word. Its short for Windows Version. I dont know what it will be in your language.
04-01-2018 02:53 AM
Hello @adamadamek76
If you are using the Fall Creators Update, Game Mode does not have a switch to enable / disable anymore.
But you can enable / disable it in the Windows Registry.
It should already be disabled by default.
Type regedit in Search and choose it from the menu.
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\GameBar
Right click an empty space on the right side and choose to create a new DWORD (32 bit).
Name it AllowAutoGameMode.
Leave its value at 0 to turn it off. To turn it on, change the value to 1.
You can access the Gamebar by pressing the Windows key + G key.
Also you can disable the Gamebar in Widnows Settings>Gaming>Game Bar
04-01-2018 03:55 AM
04-01-2018 04:29 AM
Again, you can also disable the Game Bar from All Settings.
This and the registry is the only way I know of.
If you see another button to do so, let me know.
You said you have Windows version 1709 but its not really Fall Creators?
I dont know what you mean by that.
04-01-2018 01:10 PM
You can type it into either one of those boxes.
The first image you posted shows the Cortana Search Bar on the bottom left, next to the Start button.
The second image of the Run dialog box will also work.
winver is the english word. Its short for Windows Version. I dont know what it will be in your language.