Missing Control Panel feature?

"Twayne" wrote in message
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"JimL" wrote in message

"Twayne" wrote in message
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Are you trying to get to Disk Management?

I've already got to where I wanted to go and solved the problem, but
that isn't the point.

As I've tried to say, I couldn't find the specific features referred
to in those instructions weeks ago and it seemed that there was
something missing from my XP. I don't like having stuff missing. I
didn't ask a techni cal question. I posted saying I couldn't find
it. It seemed simple enough and innocent enough to me. But now I'm
a troll!!!!
The reason for the "missing stuff" has been explained by N. Miller.

Thanks

Glad you got it worked out; that's the main thing.

There is an excellent article on how to restore restore. But I don't even
know where I saves it now.

I'm sure it was clear as a bell to you

Actualy yes:

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Subject: Missing Control Panel feature?

Body: I cannot find Performance & Maintenance, no Drive Settings, no
slider anywhere.
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That seems clear as bells and glass, plain as the nose on your face, etc.,
etc. I can only guess at why people were determined to think it was all
about something else. It moggles the bind.

Thanks

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JimL

If some scientist doesn't think it makes sense, then it doesn't make sense;
ergo, nothing makes sense, because someone found fault with every theory
ever developed. Ecc 1:14

"Twayne" wrote in message
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"JimL" wrote in message

"Twayne" wrote in message
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Are you trying to get to Disk Management?

I've already got to where I wanted to go and solved the problem, but
that isn't the point.

As I've tried to say, I couldn't find the specific features referred
to in those instructions weeks ago and it seemed that there was
something missing from my XP. I don't like having stuff missing. I
didn't ask a techni cal question. I posted saying I couldn't find
it. It seemed simple enough and innocent enough to me. But now I'm
a troll!!!!
The reason for the "missing stuff" has been explained by N. Miller.

Thanks

Glad you got it worked out; that's the main thing.

There is an excellent article on how to restore restore. But I don't even
know where I saves it now.

I'm sure it was clear as a bell to you

Actualy yes:

--------------------
Subject: Missing Control Panel feature?

Body: I cannot find Performance & Maintenance, no Drive Settings, no
slider anywhere.
--------------------

That seems clear as bells and glass, plain as the nose on your face, etc.,
etc. I can only guess at why people were determined to think it was all
about something else. It moggles the bind.

Thanks

--
JimL

If some scientist doesn't think it makes sense, then it doesn't make sense;
ergo, nothing makes sense, because someone found fault with every theory
ever developed. Ecc 1:14

"N. Miller" wrote in message
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I have two laptops available, right now. Newer HP Pavilion dv2210 has one
Windows key on the same row as the [Space_Bar]. Older Toshiba Tecra has a
Windows key on the top row, near the Pause/Break key. But I suppose a
different brand might not have a Windows key at all.

I have a T42 ThinkPad, made to run business applications all day every day
until the cows come home and the Martians land. In that world Hot/New is a
foreign language and robust is taken for granted, which suits me just super
fine.

--
JimL

If some scientist doesn't think it makes sense, then it doesn't make sense;
ergo, nothing makes sense, because someone found fault with every theory
ever developed. Ecc 1:14

"N. Miller" wrote in message
...

I have two laptops available, right now. Newer HP Pavilion dv2210 has one
Windows key on the same row as the [Space_Bar]. Older Toshiba Tecra has a
Windows key on the top row, near the Pause/Break key. But I suppose a
different brand might not have a Windows key at all.

I have a T42 ThinkPad, made to run business applications all day every day
until the cows come home and the Martians land. In that world Hot/New is a
foreign language and robust is taken for granted, which suits me just super
fine.

--
JimL

If some scientist doesn't think it makes sense, then it doesn't make sense;
ergo, nothing makes sense, because someone found fault with every theory
ever developed. Ecc 1:14