How can I add items to the start menu in Windows Vista?
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In Windows XP I could take the steps below to access the start menu:
· Open Windows Explorer
· Open C:
· Open Documents and Settings
· Open Keith (My user name)
I have since upgraded to Windows Vista and I’m unable to locate the same folder, are there a different set of steps that need to be taken to change the start menu In Windows Vista?
- Edited byMichael - Support EngineerMSFT, ModeratorTuesday, December 09, 2008 4:31 PMChanged Title
- Edited byKeith-Support EngineerMSFTTuesday, December 09, 2008 4:57 PM
Answers
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There are a few different ways the start menu can be accessed in Windows Vista:
· Open Windows Explorer
· Open C
· Open Users
· Open Keith (provided this is the same user name)
· Open AppData
· Open Roaming
· Open Microsoft
· Open Windows
From here we will see a folder titled “Start Menu”
Another, way to access this “Start Menu” folder would be to:
· Right click the Start Pearl
· Select ‘Explore’ or ‘Open’
· From here the ‘Start Menu’ should be open
If you need to make modifications to the Start Menu for multiple users:
· Right click the ‘Start Pearl’
· Select ‘Explore all Users ’ or ‘Open all User’
- Marked As Answer byKeith-Support EngineerMSFTTuesday, December 09, 2008 1:00 AM
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- 0You can also add Item form Program files to start menu by doing a right clickon particular application and select " Pin to start menu ".
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