I've lost my start menu on my desktop can someone tell me how to find it ?
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If you are using Windows, here are a few things to try:\n\n1) put the cursor all the way at the bottom and see if the cursor changes shape to a two-headed arrow. If it does, try dragging (click, hold, and pull) up. You may have shrunk the task bar to a tiny line at the bottom of the screen and this will resize it.\n\n2) If that doesn't work, try the top and then the right and left. If the task bar just "pops up" then you've just moved it. You can "grab it" and drag it back to the bottom if you like. If the cursor changes like described above, resize it and then move it if you want.\n\n3) Press Control+Escape to get the Start menu to appear no matter what.
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That indicated that you have moved the system tray ( Blue bar), press and hold the bluebar and move it to Down side. It will be list icons Desktop ons back.
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Try this: on your toolbar Click "STart", then "All Programs", then "Accessories"\nYou should find Paint under that category.\n\nShoot! That's strange!\nthis program;s name is usually located there: %SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92;mspaint.exe\n\nLook for mspaint.exe. Maybe you moved it by mistake.\n\nAdded Monday afternoon, 4:55pm:\nYou found it? GREAT!!!!\nYou can copy it on your desktop, and lauhch it from there.\nOr ... you can copy it back in the %SystemRoot%&#92;System32&#92;mspaint.exe\n\nI think putting it on your desktop is easier.\n\n:=)
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1) Click over your Desktop with the Right mouse button.\n2) Click on Properties\n3) Click on Configuration\n4) Click on Advanced Properties.\n\nThere must be an option for changing it back, some "funny" person must have done this to you.
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Dont do any of that crap suggested by the previous guy.\n\nFind My Computer on the desktop, and Right click. From the drop down menu select Properties. This will open a window with tabs about your system.\n\nYou can also go to Start->Control Panel and look for the System icon. If youre using XP switch the Control Panel to Classic Mode to find the System Icon quicker.
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change the settings of your start up.\n\nthey are in Start-->run. type 'msconfig'.\nhit Enter.\nthat may give u some results
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find it in the control panel
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I dont understand the question. You want to know where paint is? Its under Start Menu, Programs, Accessories.\n\nYou want to know the options in Paint program? \n\nCan you be more elaborate please.
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START - SETTINGS - CONTROL PANEL - SYSTEM\n\nCheck in the GENERAL field at bottom\n\nU can find your processor there !
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Open 'StartMenu ' folder - You can do this by exploring the folders.\n\nUnder 'Startmenu' find out what are the programmes scheduled for startup. Remove 'My computer' from startup folder, it would be fine.
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Open up your start menu or where you will find your explorer icon and left click but hold it and drag it to you desktop and then release and you should then have your shortcut icon back
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Check the trash or recycle bin on your desktop. If it's not there, I don't know what else you can do. Best of luck in your search for an answer.
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I can only give my advice about what I think has happened to your task bar (the bar on the bottom).  I am thinking you normally have a couple of icons such as for your internet browser, on the right hand side of your task bar...\nIf you want these back, right click on the task bar and go to Toolbars and make sure Quick Launch has a tick by it.  Other than that, the task bar has very little else on it.  Maybe your clock has gone? Then right click on the task bar and choose Properties.  Make sure Show the Clock is selected.  Have a play with all the other options to see what suits you.\nAbout the tool bar on top, are you talking about within your browser?  Try right clicking just below the address and make sure there is a tick by Menu Bar.  Choose any other menus to suit you.  If I am completely getting the wrong end of the stick, sorry.
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Hi, First,check in the folder Startups :Start > All programs > Startups.If you don't find it there,try a small utility called "Startup Control Panel or \nStartup CPL from Mike Lin  http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml\nThere are 2 versions:One is stand-alone,the other puts a shortcut in XP Control panel.\nCheck each section for the Common Files startup and un-check the box.\nThere are numerous startup control programs on the web.just in case you don't like this one.\nJust do a Yahoo or Google search for startup control.
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right click over the start menu button and then click search
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Maybe you have a lot of programs in your startup folder. Check \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;All Users&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup \nand \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;yourname&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup\n\nAnother good place to check is the Services in Control Panel to make sure there are not a lot of unnecessary services starting automatically. If you are not comfortable with stopping services, see if a computer savvy friend will help you.
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right click on the widget looking thing on row of things on the start bar\nchoose preferences then choose what button you want it to start on