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• I am running xp sp3 and cannot find the movie maker software in the all programs list, how can I access this software application

  original title: access to Movie Maker

  I am running xp sp3 and cannot find the movie maker software in the all programs list, how can I access this software application?

  You are welcome and thank you for the comments.

• "All programs" list empty

  Yesterday, I noticed that when I click on "All programs" in the Start Menu, there are all the programs listed. I can still access all of C:\Program Files, so I know that I've accidentally deleted all the programs. Is it possible to restore them to "all programs"? Attached is a link to my "All programs" list look like now.

  Hi LisaEB,

  1. you remember to make changes to the computer before this problem?

  It seems that if you have something close to 70 or more shortcuts/folders in the all users folders & Start Menu/user combined program, the list of all programs will eventually be empty or empty. Check the number of recent programs that can be displayed in the Start Menu.

  Method 1:

  a. click Windows orb to open the Start Menu.

  b. right-click on all programs, and then select open.

  c. double-click the folder programs. There should be a list of folders.

  d. create a new folder.

  e. Select a bunch of files in the folder programs and drag the folders to the new folder.

  f. restart your computer and check if the programs are shown when you click on start > all programs.

  g repeat the above steps until the list is displayed in all programs.

  Method 2:

  You can also try the following steps and check if it helps...

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click the following windows Help article.

  Back up the registry

  a. Click Start and type regedit.exe.

  b. Select regedit in the search list.

  c. now, navigate to the following keys:-
  HKEY CURRENT USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders

  d. the value of Start Menu to "%USERPROFILE%\Start Menu".

  e. go to HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders.

  f. common value Start Menu to "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu.

  g. close the registry editor and restart the machine.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Internet Explorer (64-bit), absent from the "All programs" list

  How can I restore Internet Explorer (64-bit) to the list of "all programs"? I dragged Internet Explorer (64-bit) of the "All programs" list on the desktop. Then, by accident, I deleted this shortcut that went in the trash that I actually empty after.

  When I clicked on the start menu and the list of 'All programs' again the link to Internet Explorer (64-bit) was missing to my dismay. Is - this from there anyway I can get Internet Explorer (64-bit) to show again on the list "all programs"?

  Windows 7 Home Premium

  Hi Sylvia,.

  I would ask you to check this link to install Internet Explorer, try the steps based on the operating system installed on the computer.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Internet-Explorer/install-IE#ie=ie-11

  Let us know if you have any questions with windows and we will be happy to help.

• Start button all program list

  How can I add folders to the list of "All programs" under the Start button when they are not displayed, but are in the list of program files in Windows Explorer on the hard drive?

  Google or Bing

  http://us.yhs4.search.Yahoo.com/YHS/search?FR=AltaVista&ITAG=ody&q=how+do+I+add+folders+to+the+%22All+programs%22+list+under+the+Start+button&kgs=1&KLS=0

• All programs list - moved shortcut on the desktop, but want to add back to the list of all programs

  I moved a shortcut from the list of all programs on the desktop.  I would like to keep the shortcut on the desktop, but also restore on all programs.  How can I do this?  I tried drag-and-drop and Windows Explorer without success.  Topic is not found in help.  Windows XP Professional SP3.

  the visual office includes folders and you can copy the shortcut via Solution Explorer.

  simply right-click on the Start button and select open.

  Explorer opens on the behalf of users.

  If you look closely, you will see a folder called desktop.

  find the shortcut, then copy.

  Find the folder of programs all then drill down to the subfolder you want and paste the shortcut in him.

  You can also use the above method to organize your desktop.

  Incidentally, do not play with the admin folder or all users.

  HTH

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• All programs list is empty

  Hi I had viruses on my computer but I could remove that now when I went to the list of program all its saying "empty list". Help me get back the programs?

  Hello

  Try the fix to the article below and check out them.

  When you point to "Programs" on a Windows XP-based computer, the program list does not appear, or the list of programs is empty
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/941248

• Delete an EMPTY FOLDER in the all programs list.

  SuperAntiSpyware uninstalled from my computer. Now, the name appears in the list of programs, when you click on the Start button.

  I can't find out how to remove the empty file with the name of SuperAntiSpyware.

  Thanks guys...

  What happens if you right click and select "remove from this list"?

  The above is that if you have a shortcut for SuperAntiSpyware in the main part of the start menu.  If you mean that when you click on "All programs" you still see a folder named "SuperAntiSpyware" then open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start start\program and delete the folder "SuperAntiSpyware".

• Organize the all programs list in group folders

  Up to Windows 7, I could combine my programs in the list of all programs into folders (such as 'Software Development Apps' or 'Windows Apps').  But I'm not (so far) able to do this with Windows 7 and my programs list is too big.  Is there a way to group applications in Windows 7?

  Hi Dcowan,

  ·         What happens when you try to drag and drop programs in the folder?

  Personally, I tried to consolidate programs in all programs in Windows 7 and I was able to do the same.

  You should be able to do the same thing.

  You can select the program in all programs, drag the program to the necessary folder where you want to add and drop.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I add internet Explorer all programs list in windows 7

  I was moved the shortcut of internet Explorer in the list of programs all over the office. How can I add the Explorer internet back to list of all programs in windows 7?

  1. start Windows Explorer.

  2. navigate to:

  C:\program may Explorer\

  3. right click on file iexplore.exe , and select Pin in the Start Menu.

  If you use Windows 7 64-bit, you will need to repeat the above, but is going:

  C:\Program Files (x 86) \Internet Explorer\

  illustrated instead for 32 & 64-Bit versions of Internet Explorer.

• Could not find first in the all programs list

  Prime Minister charged with a CC. Now do not give me the option to start the program in the window of CC, how was promissed, the same do not have this program in my list of all programms on (start) menu. What should I do to open it? Thank you

  Hello

  First CS5 and above are not designed to run on a 32-bit operating system.

  Here is the list of the system minimum requirements: system requirements | Adobe Premiere Pro

  Thank you

  Regalo

• How can I remove old programs installed in my start / all programs list when I uninstalled it already? I want that it has disappeared from my computer

  and how to open my task manager I have accidentally disabled

  If it's only in the list of programs, just right-click and choose Remove.  It will go into the trash.

  To open the Task Manager, press Ctrl-Shift-Escape.

• Windows Media Center is not in the list of all programs - Vista Home Premium

  Hi, I can't find Windows Media Center on my computer - I have Windows Vista Home Premium.

  I try to use my TV on my computer. It has a built-in TV Tuner. But I can't find Media Center.

  I know when I got the computer last year - it came with something to activate the TV - but I have no internet at this point - so nothing could be done. Since then, I've upgraded to Service Pack 2. All the documentation said that Media Center should be there. I've looked everywhere and Media Center does not appear to be more!

  Can you please help - if I don't now how can I access the Media Center.

  Thanks in advance.

  Julie

  Thanks for this, before I saw this, I worked on how to solve this problem.

  First, I downloaded the cumulative update for Windows Media Center-still nothing.

  Then I peeked my Control Panel/Default Programs/Set Program Access and Computer Defaults.

  My settings were now on the custom, and default media player - tick on "Enable access to this program" next to Windows Media Center had been removed! (of course by another media program)-I reticked this box and as if by magic, the program appeared in all programs and was now visible to the rest of the computer. "

  This setting should make it invisible to the rest of the computer - he of course does not use if it is checked.

  (I also found once I ticked the box next to Windows Media Player (who had also disappeared, even if it was marked as a media player by default) - he also appeared in the all programs list- and he had never been there before!) I know because I had to go and insert my link on the desktop to access it.

  All sorted - what a huge relief. Just as it takes.

  Julie

• Changes to the list of all programs in Windows 7

  Hello

  I just set up a new installation of Windows 7 with 2 users on the computer.  The start menu, all programs list a little cleaning need.  I can't find a way to do this.  Can you help me?

  Thank you

  Keith

  Hello

  You can put each user program in their respective Menu program start own icons in there
  Start Menu Folder and then they will see only their respective and those personal programs
  shared between users.

  C:\Users\Each user Name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu

  How do I add or remove Start Menu all programs shortcuts in Windows 7 - the two shared
  and the user logged
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/296-start-menu-all-programs-add-delete-shortcuts.html

  How to customize the Menu of Windows 7 Start
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/265-start-menu-customize.html

  Be sure to check the related Turorials on the links.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• How to make "all programs" in 4 columns instead of 3

  I use XP SP3 and available to the normal 3 columns for 'all programs' is overloaded. So how do we "all programs" in 4 columns instead of 3? I'm sure that there is only a tweak in the registry for this, but can't find it.

  I'm not sure what you mean by "overloaded".  The "All programs" list includes additional columns as additional entries are created.

  As far as I KNOW, you have two options: you can have a column that scrolls (which I find hard to believe that anyone actually wants), or you can group entries of all programs into subcategories so that there are fewer entries in the main list of all programs.

  To scroll through all programs:

  • Right-click on the Start button, and then select Properties
  • In the "Start Menu" tab, click on the button "Customize".
  • If you use the XP menu, click the Advanced tab (no advanced for the "classic Start menu" tab)
  • Select "Scroll programs" in the Start Menu items list

  All programs group in subcategories

  The list of all programs is just a collection of "shortcuts" - that is, links to these programs themselves real.  These shortcuts are stored in one of two special folders:

  C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Menu run\programs
  C:\Documents and Settings\\Start Menu\Programs

  Using Windows Explorer, you can create new subfolders in one of these two files and move there (not copy) the applicable subfolder shortcuts.  Note: you can easily open two special folders by right-clicking on the Start button and selecting "Open ' or explores]" and "open [or explore] all users."