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are gone... acessories,startup,msn messenger, and a few othere are still there but the majority of the programs are gone (disappeared).. such as games,msOffice,and other programs i use. i have 3 users, and the administrator doesNOT have any thing listed in the start/programs but the other two users have a few.. does anyone know how i can get them back showing? |
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Don't have any idea how they got lost, but you could just put shortcuts to your programs into the folder
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs or C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs Easiest way is to open one of these folders and your Program Files folder, find the exe files you want in your start menu and while pressing ctrl+shift drag them to your start menu folder (or drag with right mouse button and choose 'create shortcut'). |
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I understand the problem.
If you install/uninstall vast amounts of software as I do, you might come across the occasional program that causes multiple entries in the start menu to be removed at the same time as its own short cuts. Would mentionedthat taking short cuts from the program folder might be better than using copies of exe file ,to save space used. |
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