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• How to add programs to the start of the file using Vista

  How to add programs to the start of the file using Vista

  Hi Harry,.

  Oddly enough, you can actually do it in msconfig except if it is already there and simply not checked as opposed to not being do not at all (although you would think that they would understand this option).

  The easiest way is to add the program (or a shortcut to the program) in the folder all Menu Programs Startup.   Here is the procedure: http://www.ehow.com/how_5098465_add-startup-programs.html.  Remember, to do this, you must either a shortcut existing (perhaps on the desktop or elsewhere in the menu all programs) or you need to find the source file (probably somewhere in C:\Program Files depending on what you want to add) and either copy it and add it to the startup folder or right-click on it and create a shortcut to copy into the startup folder.  Once you reboot, this program starts during the initial commissioning process and you will now be able to control using msconfig.exe, if you wish.

  Another option is to do this by using the registry editor.  If you decide to try this, first create a restore AND system restoration point backup of the registry before you begin.  Here is the procedure: http://www.ehow.com/how_7304438_add-program-msconfig-regedit.html.  I recommend to use this ONLY if the previous procedure does not work for some reason any as long as that the procedure is simpler and safer.

  If you want a simpler way to manage and control startup programs, you can try it free WinPatrol http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html that change monitors for startup programs if you set it to run in real-time so that you know when to try new programs are added to your Start menu and, for the purposes of this question includes an Add button which opens a link to a window of Windows Explorer where you can browse the program you want to add, click open to select and then add it directly to the commissioning.  If you prefer it does not work all the time, you can simply uncheck the box which includes this program and it will work only when you choose to run (but at the start, will work as an indication otherwise or configured).  It will appear not in the start menu in all programs (Finally, WinPatrol is, but not programs, it adds to the start), but it will appear in WinPatrol (which also lets you manage what you want or not start with checkboxes as in msconfig) and sure in msconfig - but only after a reboot is complete the process of adding.

  I hope this helps.  Personally, I use WinPatrol myself and let it run in real time.  Since I do a lot of installations, it helped me often prevent the addition of a startup item I haven't really need and reduces how many times I actually need to check what is happening out there.

  If this answers your question without the need to repost in another forum, please mark it as an answer.  If this isn't the case, then of course you must republish as suggested above.

  Good luck!

• How to add anchor in the existing menu widget

  Does anyone know how to add an anchor point to a button on the menu widget?

  When I click on one of the buttons in the menu widget... will NOT only link hyperlink... options do not get me a link to an anchor.

  Why? How? Laughing out loud

  any help is appreciated?

  You should be able to do if you set your menu on manual. You will need to create the entire menu from scratch, but you will have more control over the links.

• How to add commands to the context menu for the types of files (add associations)?

  I would like to download anime and re - encode standard dvd (mpeg2) format before you burn it to a DVD for better quality.  I have a program suite that supports the grunt work, but to do a contextual menu command that calls the original batch file that the user must manually add it to the menu of context by file association.  I found that I can access the menus of file associations, but the option to add a new association with an existing file type does not seem to exist.  Is there a registry entry, I need to change or add to allow me to customize my context menus in Windows 7?

  Create a text file (make sure you have the framework where you DO NOT hide known file extensions unmarked)

  Change the new text file... Copy the following: [quote]

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WMP11. AssocFile.AVI\shell\Queue for encoding]
  @= "& Queue for encoding.

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WMP11. AssocFile.AVI\shell\Queue for Encoding\command]
  "@="c:\\dvdstudio\\scripts\\Queue.bat \"%1\"

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WMP11. AssocFile.MP4\shell\Queue for encoding]
  @= "& Queue for encoding.

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\WMP11. AssocFile.MP4\shell\Queue for Encoding\command]
  "@="c:\\dvdstudio\\scripts\\Queue.bat \"%1\"

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCCP. WMP. AssocFile.MKV.1\shell\Queue for encoding]
  @= "& Queue for encoding.

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CCCP. WMP. AssocFile.MKV.1\shell\Queue for Encoding\command]
  "@="c:\\dvdstudio\\scripts\\Queue.bat \"%1\"

  [/ quote]

  Save the text file..., rename the text file with the .reg extension

  Double-click the new registry file to add the context menu commands to your registry... everything is done! :)

  And thank you very much, BluePlateSpecial!

• How can I remove "Log Off" from the Start Menu?

  The Shut Down window includes Log Off option, and I accidentally disconnected when I did not.

  Hello

  You are using the classic Start Menu?

  Check if one of the steps helps you accomplish the task.

  Step 1: Remove the option of logging for the Normal Boot Menu.

  a. click the Start button, type gpedit.msc and press ENTER.
  b. click User Configuration > administrative templates > Start Menu and taskbar.
  c. double click on logout remove from the Start Menu.
  d. Select enable and click on the OK button.

  Step 2: Remove Logoff to the Start Menu classic option.

  a. click the Start button, type gpedit.msc and press ENTER.
  b. click User Configuration > administrative templates > Start Menu and taskbar.
  c. double-click Add Logoff to the Start Menu.
  d. Select Disable and click the OK button.

• Windows XP stop missing from the start menu

  Original title: my stop is missing

  My stop from the beginning tab disappeared... what makes a most difficult job to shut down my computer. Anyone know how to get the return stop in my Start button? Thank you

  Hi Momcat,

  Click Start-> run, type &-> gpedit.msc-online user configuration-> models of administration-> start menu and taskbar ==> right side Double click on 'Add Logoff to the start menu' and select 'enable '.

  This will Log off and the stop button on your Start menu.

  I hope this helps.

• missing to stop options from the start menu

  Can someone please tell me how to get all the options on the start menu to close it has changed over the past week and shows just the icon arrow where I can choose only log off or lock and locking. to stop, I have to wait for th computer to disconnect and then when the screen saver appears click on the close button.

  When I use to close before that I would have the standby key who showed during updates would be installed before the computer turns off. This has disappeared and now I only have a lock icon and the arrow which only gives me the option to log on to the wide or lock. all other options have disappeared for some reason that I'm not able to choose to change username, stop hibernate sleep etc.

  How can I get all the options back a place hostel instead of having to wait for the newspaper off the power, then clicking on stop because I forget to close it because I think it is soing it automatically?

  See if this tutorial will help you:

  How to remove or display the Start Menu in Vista shutdown Options
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/105003-shutdown-options-start-menu.html

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• closure of option is no longer in the start menu

  original title: stop safely

  The closure of command at the bottom of my Start menu disappeared.  How can I get it back?

  Hello

  Try a system restore back to a point before that happened:

  How to do a system restore in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html

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  If necessary:

  References to Vista also apply to Windows 7.

  How to remove or display the Start Menu in Vista shutdown Options
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/105003-shutdown-options-start-menu.html

  Button missing in the Vista Start menu
  http://www.Visser.com.au/blog/missing-shutdown-button-in-Vista-Start-menu/

  Other options:

  Create a shortcut to stop, restart, sleep and Lock button Hibernate (one for each)
  http://unlockforus.blogspot.com/2008/06/create-shortcut-for-shutdown-restart.html

  How to create a shortcut on the computer Shut Down in Windows (ephemeral delay or 30 sec)
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/61294-shut-down-computer-shortcut-create.html

  Create shutdown / restart / lock icons in Windows 7 or Vista
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/Quick-Tip-create-shutdown-restart-lock-icons-in-Windows-Vista/

  How to create a Shut Down Windows shortcut in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/16801-shut-down-Windows-shortcut.html

  Control system, you can simply control standby, shutdown, restart, closure of session or Hibernate
  your computer from your Windows Sidebar. And also contains 16 skin. Free
  http://addgadget.com/control_system/

  Control system with clock, you can simply control standby, shutdown, restart, logoff or
  Hibernate your computer you Windows Sidebar. And also contains 16 skin. Free
  http://addgadget.com/control_system_with_clock/

  Build-a-Gadget - control system is a sleek gadget that gives you basic system functions
  as off, reboot, lock, Task Manager, run, standby, logoff and more! Comes with
  10 different skins and tons of options. Free
  http://www.buildagadget.com/product.php?code=SC

  I hope this helps.

• How to add a shortcut in the taskbar next to the Start Menu?

  I would like to know how to add a shortcut in the taskbar next to the Start Menu (a place with a small shortcut icon).

  Does anyone have any suggestions?
  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  Hello

  Have a look here: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/397-taskbar-pin-unpin-program.html

  When you scroll down on this page, you will find a lot more "pin to taskbar" - tutorials.

  Take a look at this little program free of practical assistance, too: http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.108 of the taskbar Pinner

  I hope this helps.

• How to remove a shortcut from the start menu

  Hello
  I have a problem with to unpin the shortcut on the start menu. When I click with the right button on the shortcut and select "Remove from this list", the shortcut is removed manually.

  But when I try to use the following script to remove the shortcut does not work.
  Name of the shortcut in the start menu: Sap Logon Pad.lnk

  Script used:
  ************************************************************
  Dim objShell filesystem, objFolder, objFolderItem, colVerbs
  Dim objVerb
  Set objShell = CreateObject
  set the file system = CreateObject ("script. FileSystemObject")
  Set objFolder = objShell.Namespace (file system. GetParentFolderName ("C:\Program Files\SAP\SapSetup\setup\SAL\saplgpad.s8l"))
  Set objFolderItem = objFolder.ParseName (file system. GetFileName ("C:\Program Files\SAP\SapSetup\setup\SAL\saplgpad.s8l"))
  Set colVerbs = objFolderItem.Verbs
  For each objVerb in colVerbs
  MsgBox objVerb
  If replace (objVerb.name, "&","" "") = objVerb.DoIt then "Remove from Start Menu"
  Next

  *****************************************************************
  Please suggest if there is another option to solve this problem using the VB script or batch script or some commands.

  Hello

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please ask your question in the Forums Pro Windows XP IT.

• How to restore the shortcut "run" from the start menu?

  I deleted the shortcut "run" in the start menu & to this topic, I searched but I have not found, how to restore it?

  Note: I am using Windows Vista HomeBasic SP2.

  Thanks ;)

  Right click on the button 'Start '. Click on properties. Click 'Customize... '. "in the tab Menu start put a check mark in the box 'run the command '. Click 'OK' and then 'apply '.

• I have a shortcut on my desktop that I want to add to the start menu. How can I do this?

  The program is listed in "all programs" but do a right click on it does not give the "pin to start menu" option as it does for programs that was shipped with Windows 7. (Please do not suggest that I drag it from the office to the menu start, in the start menu closes as soon as you click on anything, which makes it impossible.).

  Too bad.  I just tried something and it worked.  I did drag the icon on the button start not open and here!, he was pinned to the menu.  So, I answer to my own question.

• How can I add the IE icon to the start menu?

  original title: how to add the IE icon to the start menu? E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  I had the IEIcon next to thestart Petite but it disapered.  Can HoD I recover or install it?

  Add the icon of Internet Explorer for Windows XP / Vista Desktop
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/add-Internet-Explorer-icon-to-Windows-Vista-desktop/

  On the Start button, then the start menu, drag the shortcut.

• How do you create a folder under all programs on the start menu?

  I am on 7 and want to create a folder under all programs on the start menu to contain all my design programs. How can I do this? There is no empty space to click in the menu that appears on right-click and choose new.

  Hello

  @ sharon you can remove your message if you have understood the thread Q

  @cbr_fox

  If you want to create the new folder in the start menu

  Right click on all programs< on="" newly="" opened="">< double="" click="" on="" programs="">< create="" new="">< rename="">< add="" the="" shortcuts="" of="" your="" programs="" to="" created="" folder.="">

  Now you can access the folder in the list of programs.

  Hope it solves your problem.

  Best regards

  Nikhil

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• How to get removed from the start menu programs?

  Hello

  I stupidly deleted my file of all programs on the start menu (by chance).
  He emptied the folder programs on the start menu through Explorer windows as well.

  I still have access to all of my programs seeking for them or through the program files. How can I rebuild my Start menu to the original WITHOUT reinstalling windows or something like that.

  Unfortunately, I can't do a restore because it is configured to do a clean up of all old restore points, and he did it about 5 minutes before the problem occurred.

  PLEASE HELP ME!

  Tom

  Go to my computer
  There, you have to choose the system partition.
  Then *-> Document and settings of-> username you-> start Menu programs *.

  Need to create shortcuts to the programs and applications that you want in the start menu.

  Concerning