Use Powershell Core 6 as the default shell with shortcut Windows+X, I

I've seen this question which isn't quite the same thing. I have Powershell Core 6 installed. I usually open Powershell with the shortcut Windows+X, and then I. Now I would like that shortcut to open Powershell Core 6 instead of the old Powershell 5. Is that possible?

Or just use the new Windows Terminal and add whatever you choose.

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Update based on comments thus far.

You cannot do what you are after natively. You have to hack the registry to change this.

Yet, why go thru all that effort, when you can just pin the pwsh shortcut to the first position on your taskbar, and then just press Win key + 1 (or where you put it up to position 9) on the taskbar.

For example, on my taskbar, I have Windows Terminal, pwsh, powershell, powershell_ISE, VSCode, PowerShellStudio in position 1,2,3,4,5,6.

So, pressing Win+#, starts the app. No reg hacking required and 2 keystrokes vs 3. One could even drop the pwsh one since it's included as an option in Windows Terminal if you have Windows Terminal and pswh installed.

Use this tool that allows you to edit the Win+X Menu: https://winaero.com/download-winx-menu-editor-allows-you-to-add-or-remove-winx-menu-items

Here, there are some groups. Add it to whatever group you like using the add a program button. And then, press Restart Explorer (NOTE: This will close all of your file explorer windows!)