There is no Run command item

Hi,

I have XP home edition.
There is no Run command item when I click the Start button. When I press the window key and R key, I got a message saying This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.

§Chrissi§ wrote:
Hi,

I have XP home edition.

There is no Run command item when I click the Start button. When I
press the window key and R key, I got a message saying *This*
*operation* *has* *been* *canceled* *due* *to* restrictions in effect on
this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Does the user account you're using have administrative privileges?

Alias

§Chrissi§ wrote:

I have XP home edition.
There is no Run command item when I click the Start button. When I
press the window key and R key, I got a message saying This operation
has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Go to http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm and run the tweak on
line 57, right-hand sisde.

--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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I checked the User Accounts. The Guest account is off. The only account is
the administrator. But I not sure what privileges it has.
"Alias~-" wrote in message
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§Chrissi§ wrote:
Hi,
I have XP home edition. There is no Run command item when I click the
Start button. When I press the window key and R key, I got a message
saying *This* *operation* *has* *been* *canceled* *due* *to* restrictions
in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Does the user account you're using have administrative privileges?

Alias

It works now. Thank a lot. It has two other problem.
1 The Turn off Computer item disappear when I click the Start button.
2. I cannot right click the mouse on an item of Explorer to get the
context menu.

"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
...
§Chrissi§ wrote:

I have XP home edition.
There is no Run command item when I click the Start button. When I
press the window key and R key, I got a message saying This operation
has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Go to http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm and run the tweak on
line 57, right-hand sisde.

--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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Using mouse right click on Start button and select Properties,Start Menu
tab,
Customise (Start menu), Advanced tab. Scroll down in Start Menu Items box
and check box before "Run Command".

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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Stourport, England

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"§Chrissi§" wrote in message
...
I checked the User Accounts. The Guest account is off. The only account
is the administrator. But I not sure what privileges it has.
"Alias~-" wrote in message
...
§Chrissi§ wrote:
Hi,
I have XP home edition. There is no Run command item when I click the
Start button. When I press the window key and R key, I got a message
saying *This* *operation* *has* *been* *canceled* *due* *to*
restrictions in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Does the user account you're using have administrative privileges?

Alias

I would suggest that you go to Control Panel and personalize each and
every
setting to your liking. If you right click on any item a What's This
will appear and
fully explain each and every setting. You would have found the answer
under the settings for Taskbar and Start Menu.

"$Chrissi$" wrote in message
...
It works now. Thank a lot. It has two other problem.
1 The Turn off Computer item disappear when I click the Start
button.
2. I cannot right click the mouse on an item of Explorer to get the
context menu.

"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
...
§Chrissi§ wrote:

I have XP home edition.
There is no Run command item when I click the Start button. When I
press the window key and R key, I got a message saying This
operation
has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer.

How can I fix it? Thank you.


Go to http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm and run the tweak
on line 57, right-hand sisde.

--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
Please reply to the newsgroup