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Guest
I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run icons that I want to get rid of. It's a Do more with Gateway program. I uninstalled the program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
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Anando [MS-MVP]
Hi Jeff,
Right click on the start button and click on properties. Click on customize
and flip to the advanced tab. Scroll down the list of start menu items and
uncheck "Manufacturer's lilnk".
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Anando
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User
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program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
Right click on the start button and click on properties. Click on customize
and flip to the advanced tab. Scroll down the list of start menu items and
uncheck "Manufacturer's lilnk".
--
Anando
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
http://www.mvps.org
http://www.dts-l.org
to get rid of. It's a Do more with Gateway program. I uninstalled theJeff J said:I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run icons that I want
program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
G
Guest
I have Windows XP and that option isn't listed in the advanced tab categories. Is this Manufactures Link some place else where I could find and do what you said. Thanks. Jeff
----- Anando [MS-MVP] wrote: ----
Hi Jeff
Right click on the start button and click on properties. Click on customiz
and flip to the advanced tab. Scroll down the list of start menu items an
uncheck "Manufacturer's lilnk"
--
Anand
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/Use
http://www.microsoft.com/mv
http://www.mvps.or
http://www.dts-l.or
program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks
----- Anando [MS-MVP] wrote: ----
Hi Jeff
Right click on the start button and click on properties. Click on customiz
and flip to the advanced tab. Scroll down the list of start menu items an
uncheck "Manufacturer's lilnk"
--
Anand
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/Use
http://www.microsoft.com/mv
http://www.mvps.or
http://www.dts-l.or
to get rid of. It's a Do more with Gateway program. I uninstalled thJeff J said:I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run icons that I wan
program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks
A
Alec Soroudi
When you bring up the properties dialog, click on the Start Menu tab,
then click the Customize button next to "Start menu" (top button), then
click the Advanced tab. Under "Start menu items:" you'll find
"Manufacturer's Link" at the bottom of the visible part of the box. It's
between Favorites menu and My Computer.
Alternately, you can change it to whatever you want if you'd like.
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Alec
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do what you said. Thanks. Jeff.
then click the Customize button next to "Start menu" (top button), then
click the Advanced tab. Under "Start menu items:" you'll find
"Manufacturer's Link" at the bottom of the visible part of the box. It's
between Favorites menu and My Computer.
Alternately, you can change it to whatever you want if you'd like.
--
Alec
(e-mail address removed)
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categories. Is this Manufactures Link some place else where I could find andJeff J said:I have Windows XP and that option isn't listed in the advanced tab
do what you said. Thanks. Jeff.
----- Anando [MS-MVP] wrote: -----
Hi Jeff,
Right click on the start button and click on properties. Click on customize
and flip to the advanced tab. Scroll down the list of start menu items and
uncheck "Manufacturer's lilnk".
--
Anando
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp
http://www.mvps.org
http://www.dts-l.org
I wantJeff J said:I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run icons that
to get rid of. It's a Do more with Gateway program. I uninstalled the
program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
A
anonymous
Find Manufacturer's Link...
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Right click [start] button
Select properties
Click [cusomize] button
Advanced tab
Sroll down options list
Uncheck: [_] "Manufacturer's Link"
---link not there---------------------------
add Manufacturer's Link box to the start menu items
navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersi
on\Explorer\StartMenu\StartPanel\ShowOEMLink
right pane
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
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Gateway program. I uninstalled the program but the icon
to it is still there. Thanks.
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Right click [start] button
Select properties
Click [cusomize] button
Advanced tab
Sroll down options list
Uncheck: [_] "Manufacturer's Link"
---link not there---------------------------
add Manufacturer's Link box to the start menu items
navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersi
on\Explorer\StartMenu\StartPanel\ShowOEMLink
right pane
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
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icons that I want to get rid of. It's a Do more with-----Original Message-----
I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run
Gateway program. I uninstalled the program but the icon
to it is still there. Thanks.
G
Guest
The Manufactures link is not there. Jeff J. ps. Thanks any ways.
A
anonymous
add "Manufacturer's Link" box to the start menu items
navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersi
on\Explorer\StartMenu\StartPanel\ShowOEMLink
right pane
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
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Gateway program. I uninstalled the program but the icon
to it is still there. Thanks.
navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersi
on\Explorer\StartMenu\StartPanel\ShowOEMLink
right pane
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
=====================================================
icons that I want to get rid of. It's a Do more with-----Original Message-----
I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run
Gateway program. I uninstalled the program but the icon
to it is still there. Thanks.
G
Guest
I have no idea how to navigate to that but sure am willing to learn. Thank you. Jeff
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[Start]
| Run |
Regedit
[Enter]
and delete this key:
HKCR\CLSID\{2559a1f6-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}
(Courtesy: Kelly Theriot MS-MVP)
| Run |
Regedit
[Enter]
and delete this key:
HKCR\CLSID\{2559a1f6-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0}
(Courtesy: Kelly Theriot MS-MVP)
A
Alec Soroudi
Jeff;
Right click on the start button,
Click properties,
Click the Start Menu tab at the top,
Click the top Customize button (not the bottom one),
Click the Advanced tab at the top,
Scroll down in the list (first item should be Control Panel),
There will be a check box labeled "Manufacturer Link",
Uncheck that,
Click ok
Click ok
Click start and it's no longer there.
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Alec
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program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
Right click on the start button,
Click properties,
Click the Start Menu tab at the top,
Click the top Customize button (not the bottom one),
Click the Advanced tab at the top,
Scroll down in the list (first item should be Control Panel),
There will be a check box labeled "Manufacturer Link",
Uncheck that,
Click ok
Click ok
Click start and it's no longer there.
--
Alec
(e-mail address removed)
e
to get rid of. It's a Do more with Gateway program. I uninstalled theJeff J said:I have an icon on my start menu below the search and run icons that I want
program but the icon to it is still there. Thanks.
G
Guest
Alec, I swear to everything that is Holy that the Manufacturer's Link is not listed. Thank you anyways, Jeff.
G
Guest
Got it! Between everyone I figured it out. Thanks to all. Happy Holidays to you and yours. Jeff.
G
Guest
be very careful doing this....
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open run(or start-all programs-accessories-command prompt)
type regedit
find these directories in this order: (pick on + symbols)
Windows
-CurrentVersion
--Explorer
---StartMenu
----StartPanel
-----ShowOEMLink
in the right pane of window
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
exit out
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open run(or start-all programs-accessories-command prompt)
type regedit
find these directories in this order: (pick on + symbols)
Windows
-CurrentVersion
--Explorer
---StartMenu
----StartPanel
-----ShowOEMLink
in the right pane of window
double click NoOEMLinkInstalled
set the value to 0 (zero)
exit out
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willing to learn. Thank you. Jeff-----Original Message-----
I have no idea how to navigate to that but sure am