Windows 10: Using ms-settings Commands for Shortcuts in the "Links" Toolbar on the Taskbar don't work

Using Windows 11.I created a Desktop Shortcut to quickly access Bluetooth settings:ms-settings:bluetoothIt works beautifully. That same shortcut LNK file, copied in the folder "Links" opens Microsoft Edge's Homepage, and nothing else.How can I make it work?

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Modification date of link files (lnk) is updated when clicked, and if they are in a toolbar

I'm on Windows 10, and I customized a toolbar in my taskbar, with links to programs (Notepad, Paint, Calc, ...). The steps I followed are:

• Create a folder MyToolbar
• In this folder, add the shortcuts to notepad.exe (notepad.lnk) and mspaint.exe (mspaint.lnk)
• Right click on the taskbar, chose Toolbar, then New Toolbar
• Chose the folder MyToolbar
• A new toolbar is created in the taskbar

Every time I click on one of these icons to launch a program, for example Notepad, the modification date of notepad.lnk in the folder MyToolbar is updated.

This is annoying: because of this behavior, the synchronization program I use updates this file each time I click on it.

Can you reproduce this bug? Any solution?

 

stuff that don`t work

Nice, no answers what so ever... still can`t open new notifications, still right-click don`t work on taskbar... and still no answer as to why

 

Links toolbar on Taskbar

I deleted all shortcuts on my links toolbar. How can I add new ones?