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Accessories Program Group missing from "All Programs" list (XP Hom
My Accessories Program Group has disappeared from the StartAll Programs
list. I know the programs are still there - eg Runcalc.exe & dfrg.msc still work. What's more, of the four accounts on the PC, three of them have the Program Group but one (mine !) doesn't. Have tried using the "Add/Remove Windows components" trick to remove & reinstall - no joy. Have also tried the "Accrestore" utility - again no luck (even though it said it had done it). Have tried restarting after each of the above - no luck. I suspect that somehow the Program Group has got hidden - but how, why, and how to get it back, I have no idea. All thoughts gratefully received ! Thanks in advance. |
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Accessories Program Group missing from "All Programs" list (XPHom
ColBla wrote:
My Accessories Program Group has disappeared from the StartAll Programs list. I know the programs are still there - eg Runcalc.exe & dfrg.msc still work. What's more, of the four accounts on the PC, three of them have the Program Group but one (mine !) doesn't. Have tried using the "Add/Remove Windows components" trick to remove & reinstall - no joy. Have also tried the "Accrestore" utility - again no luck (even though it said it had done it). Have tried restarting after each of the above - no luck. I suspect that somehow the Program Group has got hidden - but how, why, and how to get it back, I have no idea. All thoughts gratefully received ! Thanks in advance. It sounds as if the "Accessories" folder has been deleted from the "All Users" path. In an account that has the Accessories group showing, right click on Start and choose "Open". Double click on "Programs" and then copy the "Accessories" folder into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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Accessories Program Group missing from "All Programs" list (XP
Thanks, but sorry to say it didn't work. The "Accessories" folder was already
present in the "All Users" group. Tried pasting it again and re-booting, but didn't resolve the problem. When I look at these folders in "My Computer", I notice something odd - maybe this gives some clues about what's going on ? For the three users where everything works as it should, the icons in the "Accessories" folder for the sub-folders, short-cuts, and applications all look normal. In the one account where I'm having trouble, the "Accessories" folder is present and contains everything it should, but all the icons in it look look semi-translucent, like they're not properly there or are half-hidden or something. And they don't appear on the "All Programs" menus. All other ideas gratefully received please ! Col "Lem" wrote: ColBla wrote: My Accessories Program Group has disappeared from the StartAll Programs list. I know the programs are still there - eg Runcalc.exe & dfrg.msc still work. What's more, of the four accounts on the PC, three of them have the Program Group but one (mine !) doesn't. Have tried using the "Add/Remove Windows components" trick to remove & reinstall - no joy. Have also tried the "Accrestore" utility - again no luck (even though it said it had done it). Have tried restarting after each of the above - no luck. I suspect that somehow the Program Group has got hidden - but how, why, and how to get it back, I have no idea. All thoughts gratefully received ! Thanks in advance. It sounds as if the "Accessories" folder has been deleted from the "All Users" path. In an account that has the Accessories group showing, right click on Start and choose "Open". Double click on "Programs" and then copy the "Accessories" folder into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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Accessories Program Group missing from "All Programs" list (XP
See if line 309 helps: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
-- All the Best, Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP) Happy Birthday if today is your birthday! Taskbar Repair Tool Plus! http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm "ColBla" wrote in message ... Thanks, but sorry to say it didn't work. The "Accessories" folder was already present in the "All Users" group. Tried pasting it again and re-booting, but didn't resolve the problem. When I look at these folders in "My Computer", I notice something odd - maybe this gives some clues about what's going on ? For the three users where everything works as it should, the icons in the "Accessories" folder for the sub-folders, short-cuts, and applications all look normal. In the one account where I'm having trouble, the "Accessories" folder is present and contains everything it should, but all the icons in it look look semi-translucent, like they're not properly there or are half-hidden or something. And they don't appear on the "All Programs" menus. All other ideas gratefully received please ! Col "Lem" wrote: ColBla wrote: My Accessories Program Group has disappeared from the StartAll Programs list. I know the programs are still there - eg Runcalc.exe & dfrg.msc still work. What's more, of the four accounts on the PC, three of them have the Program Group but one (mine !) doesn't. Have tried using the "Add/Remove Windows components" trick to remove & reinstall - no joy. Have also tried the "Accrestore" utility - again no luck (even though it said it had done it). Have tried restarting after each of the above - no luck. I suspect that somehow the Program Group has got hidden - but how, why, and how to get it back, I have no idea. All thoughts gratefully received ! Thanks in advance. It sounds as if the "Accessories" folder has been deleted from the "All Users" path. In an account that has the Accessories group showing, right click on Start and choose "Open". Double click on "Programs" and then copy the "Accessories" folder into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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Accessories Program Group missing from "All Programs" list (XP
Many thanks, but I tried this procedure first - didn't work. I've also tried
the "AccRestore" utility from the same page - again, it didn't work - even though when it ran, it said it had done it - but the Accessories group is still not visible on the All Programs list. Any other thoughts folks ? "Kelly" wrote: See if line 309 helps: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm -- All the Best, Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP) Happy Birthday if today is your birthday! Taskbar Repair Tool Plus! http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm "ColBla" wrote in message ... Thanks, but sorry to say it didn't work. The "Accessories" folder was already present in the "All Users" group. Tried pasting it again and re-booting, but didn't resolve the problem. When I look at these folders in "My Computer", I notice something odd - maybe this gives some clues about what's going on ? For the three users where everything works as it should, the icons in the "Accessories" folder for the sub-folders, short-cuts, and applications all look normal. In the one account where I'm having trouble, the "Accessories" folder is present and contains everything it should, but all the icons in it look look semi-translucent, like they're not properly there or are half-hidden or something. And they don't appear on the "All Programs" menus. All other ideas gratefully received please ! Col "Lem" wrote: ColBla wrote: My Accessories Program Group has disappeared from the StartAll Programs list. I know the programs are still there - eg Runcalc.exe & dfrg.msc still work. What's more, of the four accounts on the PC, three of them have the Program Group but one (mine !) doesn't. Have tried using the "Add/Remove Windows components" trick to remove & reinstall - no joy. Have also tried the "Accrestore" utility - again no luck (even though it said it had done it). Have tried restarting after each of the above - no luck. I suspect that somehow the Program Group has got hidden - but how, why, and how to get it back, I have no idea. All thoughts gratefully received ! Thanks in advance. It sounds as if the "Accessories" folder has been deleted from the "All Users" path. In an account that has the Accessories group showing, right click on Start and choose "Open". Double click on "Programs" and then copy the "Accessories" folder into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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