To make changes to your "Menu" within the Start menu you need to the following.
To get to the All Users startup menu, Start > Right Click All Programs > Open All Users (this will take you to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu)
To get to your personal startup menu go to C: \Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
Here you will see ALL folders of your personal start menu including Startup
Edit: Added new first line.
Thanks Charlotte
Opening the Startup menu
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Opening the Startup menu
Last edited by DaveA on 31 Jan 2010, 19:19, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Opening the Startup menu
You can also edit the startup menus from Control Panel -> Appearance and Personalization -> Taskbr and Start Menu.
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Re: Opening the Startup menu
Charlotte,
Your method only allows the changes in how it will be displayed, not be able to add, delete or move entries.
Your method only allows the changes in how it will be displayed, not be able to add, delete or move entries.
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Re: Opening the Startup menu
I think all bets are off in Windows 7. I found I could only get to play with Startup entries by Taking ownership of the whole tree!
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Re: Opening the Startup menu
You didn't say what you were doing there, Dave.DaveA wrote:Charlotte,
Your method only allows the changes in how it will be displayed, not be able to add, delete or move entries.
Charlotte
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Re: Opening the Startup menu
Thanks Charlotte, I have edited my OP.
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