Enter the new path you want to appear in your Start Menu (even a network location, like to a shared music folder), and then you have to log off and back into your PC to see your changes.

The relevant Program folders all still exist in C rogram Files - but I cannot figure out how these icons on the start menu disappeared, nor how to get them back.

Create a folder you want to map. Right-click on it and select the Copy as path option. Right-click on the Start Menu. Select Windows Terminal (Admin) option. Click on the Yes button in the UAC prompt.

Start menu folders have arrived on Windows 10 to pack more apps into a smaller space.

If the folders are not shown (e.g. in Windows 11) there should be an All apps button below the right side of the search bar. The IECM Interface application will be the first entry in the IECM Start ...

So how do you open Windows Explorer to the Start Menu folder in Windows 7? Click the Start orb, right-click All Programs, and select either Open or Open All Users.

You can open Windows Tools in Windows 11 by Searching, from Start Menu programs list, Through Control Panel, Using Windows Tools Path in Explorer.

Add a Context Menu (aka right click menu) item to Copy the selected File's Path I would post pictures, but I'm not at the house and ars doesn't allow attachments on its phpbb, sorry. I got ...

The Start menu certainly boasts certain advantages over the Start screen, but one major disadvantage is the way the folders and shortcuts for all your programs easily become disorganized.

An independent security researcher has released details on a two-stage malware attack against Windows Vista to show how easy it is for non-privileged code to replace shortcuts on the Start Menu ...