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You can remove anything you wish from the default start menu....without the aid of X-setup or tweak programs.
Enjoy!
Also, feel free to post all the tips an tricks you've discovered by playing with any windows based OS. :tilted
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i dunno... am i doing somthing wrong? i cannot get it to work. i get an error saying it cannot find the file. i copied and pasted to make sure i wasn't spelling it wrong, so whats wrong?
edit: i did a little research on this, and found out it does not work on xp home.
golly gee, thanx for getting my hopes up. lol.
Sorry dude...in my hurry I forgot to mention...Originally posted by wonderboy2005
i dunno... am i doing somthing wrong? i cannot get it to work. i get an error saying it cannot find the file. i copied and pasted to make sure i wasn't spelling it wrong, so whats wrong?
It only works in 2k/XP Pro.....
My bad...gomen. Try X-setup if you wanna mess with certain basic stuff. http://www.xteq.com/
The only power tyrants have is the power relinquished to them by their victims. —Étienne de la Boétie
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took me a minute to figure out the Start Menu settings are under the Admin Templates in User Configuration, not Computer Configuration.
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If i am understanding what you want there is a way in the home edition of xp all you have to do is right click on the task bar and go to properties>then click on the tab saying "start menu" and then click on classic start menu hope it works for ya tell me if it does
thanks ccsdude, i will keep that advice in mind. call me a weirdo, but i like using windows xp's default start menu. i find it easier to access FUP (frequently used programs) quicker. i also use the default blue theme instead of classic theme. maybe microsoft has gotten to deep into my head into using there 'user' experience of windows.
anyway, keep those windows tips comin ccsdude.
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No I will not fix your computer.
you know you should really give linux a try. you know the funny thing about the l2cache on the old pentium 2 really didnt give me the power to do the multimedia stuff that a guy like me wants to do.
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