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I've recently helped a friend set up his laptop with 64-bit Vista Home Premium.
Since the Programs menu (classic start menu setup) looks like an overflowing
junk room after everything gets installed, I made it tidier by getting rid of
some shortcuts that weren't needed and organizing others in easy to manage
category folders. I was able to create all the folders I needed in ...All
Users\...\Start Menu\Programs, but a folder named "Programs" doesn't show up
among the other folders when I go to Start > Programs. Since I've never had any
problems before with a sub folder by the same name as the folder above it in
hierarchy, I'm thinking this might be a bug. When I check with Windows
Explorer, the ...All Users\...\Start Menu\Programs\Programs folder is there
along with all the shortcuts that have been put in it, but it's just not showing
up on the Start menu.
All the other folders I created such as Utilities, Graphics, Multimedia and
Internet do show in Start > Programs along with all the shortcuts I put in them.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Thanks for your help.
Larc
Since the Programs menu (classic start menu setup) looks like an overflowing
junk room after everything gets installed, I made it tidier by getting rid of
some shortcuts that weren't needed and organizing others in easy to manage
category folders. I was able to create all the folders I needed in ...All
Users\...\Start Menu\Programs, but a folder named "Programs" doesn't show up
among the other folders when I go to Start > Programs. Since I've never had any
problems before with a sub folder by the same name as the folder above it in
hierarchy, I'm thinking this might be a bug. When I check with Windows
Explorer, the ...All Users\...\Start Menu\Programs\Programs folder is there
along with all the shortcuts that have been put in it, but it's just not showing
up on the Start menu.
All the other folders I created such as Utilities, Graphics, Multimedia and
Internet do show in Start > Programs along with all the shortcuts I put in them.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Thanks for your help.
Larc