how do you recopy the programs in the c:\program file into the st, some installed programs are not showing in the start menu program pane |
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how do you recopy the programs in the c:\program file into the st, some installed programs are not showing in the start menu program pane |
Jun 28 2008, 06:19 PM
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Jun 29 2008, 07:18 AM
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![]() motto - Just get-er-done Posts: 3,664 From: Florida OS: Windows Vista, XP home, ME, 98SE, Mepis Linux, Mandrake, Suse, Knoppix |
This sounds like you may have other problems you need to solve first. Years ago i did a recovery install and ended up in the same situation. My problem was that even tho i installed new program links in the start menu the programs still did not work. I took the easist route of wiping the drive and reinstalling XP back on the computer as a fresh install. Luckily i had already backed up the computer only a few days before.
You can add a folder that has a shortcut to a program to the start menu by going thru windows explorer. This is explained by this microsoft article. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/s.../startmenu.mspx What it does not explain is you must add the folders to the user that you want. Microsoft makes a mistake on the website by using the admin user. I hope it works for you. Most of the time i find other problems in the computer's that stop the programs from working. SRX660 |
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