The "easy" way is to hit Shift + Enter.
Another way is to de manière permanente do this for specific applications. In the case of Notepad:
Faites un clic droit sur le tile.
Click open fichier location.
Faites un clic droit sur le raccourci.
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Changez le target to:
%windir%\system32\cmd.exe /c start %windir%\system32\notepad.exe
In general you could do this to any raccourci (including whatever one pops up when you tapez dans le search box), and you do it by prepending cmd.exe /c start vers le usual target chemin.
For Windows 8 il y a a registry tweak (source):
Ouvrez le éditeur du registre.
Allez à HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell
Faites un clic droit in right pane and créez un nouveau valeur named DesktopAppsAlwaysLaunchNewInstance avec the tapez DWORD (skip this step si cela déjà exists).
Set its valeur to 1.
Log off ensuite log back on.
This tweak no longer fonctionne in 8.1. In 8.1 il y a a crazy hack (source):
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Créez un raccourci sur votre desktop to run this (replace the two paths to point wherever you need):
[path_to_debugging_tools]\ntsd.exe -pn explorer.exe -pv -y SRV*[path_to_local_symbols]*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols -c "eb Windows_UI_Search!SearchUI::Data::SwitchToApp b8 00 00 00 00 c3; q"
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Double click the raccourci ... [ ... and it devrait être fonctionnel maintenant.]
Why Microsoft chose to do this when every other système d'exploitation in existence and past version of Windows does the opposite is a bit beyond me. At least they made shift + enter functional, but apparemment they decided that the majority of utilisateurs are incapable of keeping track duir open windows or using the task bar (and UI decisions like that in major OSes are precisely why a utilisateur would end up like that) and that "start notepad" ne mean start notepad. And thus, they continue to doom typing commands vers le realm du "advanced" utilisateur.
