Hey there, fellow keyboard fanatic—I totally get how frustrating it is to lose that quick typing-to-navigate feature in Windows 10 jumplists. I relied on that daily too, so I’ve dug around and found a few solutions that have worked for me and others in the community:

• First, rule out Windows update bugs
  Microsoft sometimes breaks small features like this with updates, then fixes them later. Head to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, install any available updates, and restart your PC. This is the simplest fix and often works.

• Reset your jumplist cache
  Corrupted cache files are a common culprit here. Here’s how to clear them:

  1. Open File Explorer, paste %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations into the address bar, and hit Enter.
  2. Delete all the files in this folder (they’re just cached jumplist entries—your actual app data won’t be touched).
  3. Restart your computer and try typing in a jumplist again.

• Try a third-party customization tool
  If the built-in fixes don’t do the trick, tools like Classic Shell or StartAllBack restore the older Windows-style jumplists, complete with the typing navigation you miss. These tools let you tweak the Start menu and jumplist behavior to match what you’re used to without messing with system files.

• Tweak taskbar settings
  Oddly enough, some taskbar settings can interfere with jumplist typing. Go to Settings > Personalization > Taskbar:

  • Toggle off "Use small taskbar buttons" (many users report this resolves the issue)
  • Make sure "Type to search the taskbar" is enabled
    Give these settings a quick adjustment and test the jumplist again.

Original question: As a keyboard-aholic, I used to call up the jumplists of my most-used applications with the keyboard and then start typing the entry I wanted to navigate to it. I lost that ability with Windows 10 because typing to navigate doesn't work anymore. Does anyone know a way to get that function back?

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者agerber85