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  I forgot on the thing... If you want to remove the search box, try this: start > Control Panel > programs > Turn Windows features or disable > uncheck Windows Search

  ...

  I said that you can press Tab... wrong... you must press SHIFT + Tab.

  ...

  About to express my opinion - there is a simple reason why I do this. Some time ago, someone asked how to remove the search box, and it received no response for a few days. After that, I found this option, how to remove... When I said on this subject after a few days, I heard that this person used to this new feature of Windows and now it will keep it. I'm not saying that your opinion is wrong... this system differ only from XP... so we have to try to learn something new and check after a few days we don't like this solution more than the previous.

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  I wonder why write you in commentary edition which has pasted the link almost not worth it. You will get exactly the same behavior of Menu start as in Windows XP. I thought that you, like this old solution... "Pinning just something that mimics the classic style"... No... you have clicked on the first link... you should read more prudent. There was also another. But even if you have selected the first solution with menu PIN... I guess you don't know that you can run all the pinned programs by pressing the Windows key + number... for example, WinKey + 1, so that each action is made without a mouse.

  

• the Windows 7 start menu as a menu display does not respond when selected

  original title: windows 7 start menu - display as a menu broken

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• How to rebuild the Windows 7 start menu?

  Having had a virus and deleted successfully, I find myself with a strange problem.

  The virus, among other things, seems to have changed the menu start removing the 'pinned' programs is not a problem, but also remove the contents of the folders in "all programs", for example under "Microsoft Office" is a subfolder called "office tools" (empty), but nothing else.
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  Suggestions welcome.

  Common to all users start menu is C:\users\all users\microsoft\windows\start menu.
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  Open Windows Explorer and create shortcuts, copy, paste etc.

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• Need help with the Windows Vista Start Menu

  So, I turned on my computer today and clicked on the start menu, I expanded the tab all programs and was shocked to see that it was empty. Tab Assecories, Extras and upgrades, games, all of them, all tabs have disappeared. Is any way to restore? I don't know how to get to the Defrag disk or cleaning disc or one of these things without it. Help, please!

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  A plus for you to try.

  It still happens today. Yes?

  Why not do a system restore.

  Choose 2 days ago, or a date then your list of all the programs worked as your restore point.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/

• The Windows 7 Start Menu search / indexing nothing works! Tried everything!

  OK Ive spent countless hours of research on this question, ive tried many "bugs" that did not work at all. I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit Edition and here is my problem:

  The search for the Start Menu in windows 7 does not show ANYTHING when I type something to search for. No category, no file, no folder, nothing. The only thing that appears is "See more results" at the bottom and everything else is empty. When I click on "See more results" I get an error saying that windows cannot find the search query

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  Ive tried deleted manually the former location of the index, stop the search function, from the search function (both in the options and in regedit), restart the computer and still nothing.

  Ive tried Backing removed all find Regkeys, stop manually search in the command prompt, location of the Delete index into the command prompt, restart the search function in the command prompt.

  Ive tried to do an in Place Upgrade / repair installation of Windows 7 but he's always said his failure and returned to my current installation of WIN7

  Ive double checked to ensure that all my regkeys have the correct values and I have all the correct regkeys

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  Ive seen 3 other emails of Micrsoft argue that users have posted, some people say it arranges, it does NOTHING for me. I always have this problem.

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  I don't know what caused it, but this problem fixed the original problem and you describe for me:

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• The Windows 7 Start Menu search crashing

  In Windows 7, when you are trying to get into the Start Menu search box (search programs and files), under all programs, I get 'Windows Explorer has suddenly stopped working. Any suggestions?

  Hi motillus

  
  

  Welcome to the Microsoft Community and thanks for posting the question:

   

  Perform the steps mentioned in the article and check:

   

  Error: Windows Explorer has stopped working

   

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2694911

   

  Note: Put the computer as mentioned in step 3 of the article mentioned in the article"

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  Note: When you perform the system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

   

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

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• I want to go back to the Windows 7 start menu version. How can I do?

  Original title: Windows Start menu 8

  I don't like the Start Menu on Windows 8 and want to return to the version of Windows 7. How can I do?

  Hello

  Which is actually not so easy... especially if Win 8 has been pre-installed...

  You almost buy Windows 7, or reinstall your pre-installed WINDOWS 7 If you have.

  Even this may be a trick, because the installation of Win 8 probably messed up the process to make...

  If you needed to restore to factory records, you might be lucky...

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• How to remove one of several options starting from the Windows XP Start menu?

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  I use Windows 7 Ultimate - McAfee Firewall

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• width of the Windows 7 start menu

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• When I turn on my windows XP computer, I still get to the Windows Advanced options menu. that pressure?

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  Remove the CD, and then type "exit" to exit the RC and restart the computer.

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  If you don't actually have a real Windows XP installation CD, you got nothing to worry about.  Follow the instructions of the elder s below:

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  You can make a bootable Recovery Console CD by downloading an ISO file and burn it to a CD.

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• All my shortcuts on the desktop and start menu - all programs are showing up with blank windows pages icon.

  Original title: broken shortcut

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  1. what changes have been made to your computer before the problem?

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• Icons on the desktop and start menu changed

  When I download iTunes all my icons on the desktop and start menu change to itunes and all the icons open itunes. With the help of Windows 7 on a 32-bit Machine

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