Right click on the Start button and select "Properties", on the Start
Menu tab click on Customize... then click on the Advanced tab and have a
look in the Start menu items.
Right click on the Start button and select "Properties", on the
Start Menu tab click on Customize... then click on the Advanced tab
and have a look in the Start menu items.
That explains it and points to it. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx
"This PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in
the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, Explorer
settings, taskbar settings, and more.
Version 2.10 requires Windows XP Service Pack 1 or Windows Server 2003."
Hopefully that explains (1) better.
2. Look for "My Network Places". It will put it in your start menu.
If you mean My Network Places, it appears in a couple places so if you
describe where it is missing you will receive better answers:
Missing from your desktop
Missing from the Start Menu (are you using the regular Start menu or
Classic Start menu)
Missing from both
None of the above (please describe)
Tweak UI is an additional Microsoft program that lets you make popular
adjustments to XP through a more user friendly interface. There is
nothing you can do in Tweak UI that you cannot do yourself using some
other method without using an additional program - it is just
sometimes easier to use Tweak UI.
It appears the link to Tweak UI and other niceties has been posted for
you:
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