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Missing "My Recent Documents" options
I've tried adding the "My Recent Documents" folder onto my start button, but
there are no longer any options to do so. A co-worker has the option to turn his on, we both have xp SP2 but his computer is a few years older (not sure that matters). |
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Missing "My Recent Documents" options
A "co-worker"...that means this is a work computer? Your IT department
can block the use of My Recent Documents. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Rusty wrote: I've tried adding the "My Recent Documents" folder onto my start button, but there are no longer any options to do so. A co-worker has the option to turn his on, we both have xp SP2 but his computer is a few years older (not sure that matters). |
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Missing "My Recent Documents" options
Hi,
I've just checked this out, if you are running xp pro this facility is already enabled. To have the facility on xp home , Right click on the Start button, click customise, click advanced , check the box at the bottom deejaydee "Rusty" wrote in message ... I've tried adding the "My Recent Documents" folder onto my start button, but there are no longer any options to do so. A co-worker has the option to turn his on, we both have xp SP2 but his computer is a few years older (not sure that matters). |
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Missing "My Recent Documents" options
As said by "deejaydee" and mention in your post if the option "List my most
recently open documents...." is missing from Start Menu customization options then it may be disabled through Group Policy Editor (if Windows XP Professional ) or a Registry Entry has been added if running Windows XP Home Edition. If you are using Windows XP Professional, try this: 1. Type GPEDIT.MSC in Run and press enter. 2. Expand To: User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Start Menu and Taskbar 3. In the right side pane, double click the entry "Remove Documents menu from Start Menu". 4. If the entry is set to Enable, change it Disable. If it was alreay configured as Not Configured or Disable then change it to Enable and then again set it Disable. 5. You may require to Log Off and Log in again or Restart your PC. If you are using Windows XP Home Edition, try this: (be careful, as modifying registry in incorrent manner may harm your windows) 1. Click Start - Run - type REGEDIT and press Enter key. 2. Expand To: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRE NTVERSION\POLICIES\EXPLORER 3. In the right side pane, look for an entry called "NoRecentDocsMenu" 4. If entry exist, Delete it and restart your PC. Hope this help, let us know! "Rusty" wrote in message ... I've tried adding the "My Recent Documents" folder onto my start button, but there are no longer any options to do so. A co-worker has the option to turn his on, we both have xp SP2 but his computer is a few years older (not sure that matters). |
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