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I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after
updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis |
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Have you contacted Symantec technical support?
--- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Joe wrote: I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. |
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"Joe" wrote in message
... I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan |
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Thanks so much, Nepatsfan. You were right on the money.
-- Joe Davis "Nepatsfan" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan |
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Leonard Grey, thanks for the effort. Note that Symantec tech support is a
joke at best; in this case, however, they are a red-herring to the problem. -- Joe Davis "Leonard Grey" wrote: Have you contacted Symantec technical support? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Joe wrote: I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. |
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Joe,
You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know your problem is fixed. Nepatsfan "Joe" wrote in message ... Thanks so much, Nepatsfan. You were right on the money. -- Joe Davis "Nepatsfan" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan |
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On Feb 25, 9:24*pm, "Nepatsfan" wrote:
Joe, You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know your problem is fixed. Nepatsfan "Joe" wrote in message ... Thanks so much, Nepatsfan. You were right on the money. -- Joe Davis "Nepatsfan" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I can't find where my post is located but your tip worked for me too. My crash had crashed -- several times-- and I couldn't remember the settings so I just clicked what made sense. Since my mouse wouldn't bring up a menu on the Start Menu, I started searching for menus and found your reply to Joe Davis. It worked for him so I tried it and it worked for me. Thanks to all you guys who are willing to share your knowledge with those of us who are still muddling our way through. Grandma |
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"Joe" wrote in message ... I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan I can't find where my post is located but your tip worked for me too. My crash had crashed -- several times-- and I couldn't remember the settings so I just clicked what made sense. Since my mouse wouldn't bring up a menu on the Start Menu, I started searching for menus and found your reply to Joe Davis. It worked for him so I tried it and it worked for me. Thanks to all you guys who are willing to share your knowledge with those of us who are still muddling our way through. Grandma You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know you were able to fix your problem. Nepatsfan |
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go to start menu, properties, under advanced tab, check the box "enable dragging and dropping"
On Monday, February 25, 2008 4:12 AM Jo wrote: I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:56 AM Leonard Grey wrote: Have you contacted Symantec technical support? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Joe wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 11:39 AM Nepatsfan wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:18 PM Jo wrote: Thanks so much, Nepatsfan. You were right on the money. -- Joe Davis "Nepatsfan" wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:23 PM Jo wrote: Leonard Grey, thanks for the effort. Note that Symantec tech support is a joke at best; in this case, however, they are a red-herring to the problem. -- Joe Davis "Leonard Grey" wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:24 PM Nepatsfan wrote: Joe, You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know your problem is fixed. Nepatsfan On Wednesday, February 27, 2008 11:35 AM Nepatsfan wrote: You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know you were able to fix your problem. Nepatsfan On Thursday, February 28, 2008 2:29 AM fibromom wrote: On Feb 25, 9:24=A0pm, "Nepatsfan" wrote: fixed. after Start in My orites s I can't find where my post is located but your tip worked for me too. My crash had crashed -- several times-- and I couldn't remember the settings so I just clicked what made sense. Since my mouse wouldn't bring up a menu on the Start Menu, I started searching for menus and found your reply to Joe Davis. It worked for him so I tried it and it worked for me. Thanks to all you guys who are willing to share your knowledge with those of us who are still muddling our way through. Grandma Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Composite UI Pattern and RAD Development for Data Entry Applications, Part 1 http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...ns-part-1.aspx |
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Hey you HoopleHeaded EggHead:
Do you realize you've replied to a post form 2008? "C White" wrote in message ... go to start menu, properties, under advanced tab, check the box "enable dragging and dropping" On Monday, February 25, 2008 4:12 AM Jo wrote: I'm running WXP Professional on a 2.4 GHz Intel CPU. Three days ago, after updating my NAV 2007 virus signatures, right-clicking anything in the Start Menu suddenly ceased functionung. E.g., I cannot right-click an entry in My Recent Documents for immediate deletion, & I cannot right-click a Favorites entry to examine its properties. Any ideas? Note that I can still right-click folders & documents not in my Start Menu. -- Joe Davis On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:56 AM Leonard Grey wrote: Have you contacted Symantec technical support? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Joe wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 11:39 AM Nepatsfan wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... Check the following. Go to Start - Control Panel and double click Taskbar and Start Menu. Click on the Start Menu tab. Hit the Customize button. 1. If you're using the XP style menu, click on the Advanced tab. In the Start menu items box, make sure "Enable dragging and dropping" is checked. Click OK twice. 2. If you're using the Classic menu, look in the "Advanced Start Menu options" box for "Enable dragging and dropping". Make sure it's checked. Click OK twice. Good luck Nepatsfan On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:18 PM Jo wrote: Thanks so much, Nepatsfan. You were right on the money. -- Joe Davis "Nepatsfan" wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:23 PM Jo wrote: Leonard Grey, thanks for the effort. Note that Symantec tech support is a joke at best; in this case, however, they are a red-herring to the problem. -- Joe Davis "Leonard Grey" wrote: On Monday, February 25, 2008 9:24 PM Nepatsfan wrote: Joe, You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know your problem is fixed. Nepatsfan On Wednesday, February 27, 2008 11:35 AM Nepatsfan wrote: You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to let us know you were able to fix your problem. Nepatsfan On Thursday, February 28, 2008 2:29 AM fibromom wrote: On Feb 25, 9:24=A0pm, "Nepatsfan" wrote: fixed. after Start in My orites s I can't find where my post is located but your tip worked for me too. My crash had crashed -- several times-- and I couldn't remember the settings so I just clicked what made sense. Since my mouse wouldn't bring up a menu on the Start Menu, I started searching for menus and found your reply to Joe Davis. It worked for him so I tried it and it worked for me. Thanks to all you guys who are willing to share your knowledge with those of us who are still muddling our way through. Grandma Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Composite UI Pattern and RAD Development for Data Entry Applications, Part 1 http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...ns-part-1.aspx |
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