My Music shortcut

[Nick]

Hi, hope someone can advise me here.

Somehow I have lost the menu item from the Start Menu that opens My Music.

I still have My Documents and My Pictures.

I looked into the registry and found thre or four entries as 'My Music' with
no path so I typed in the correct path, however, even with a reboot, the My
Music folder still does not appear in the Start Menu!

Thanks for any help in advance!

(Windows XP - Service Pack 2)

 

[John Malone]

Try...
Right click on the "Start" Button and select "Properties"
New window
Select the "Start Menu" Tab
Then click on the "Customize" Button
New Window
Click on the "Advanced" Tab
In the box "Start Menu items"
scroll down to the "My Music" heading
(about half way down)
select "Display as a link"

HTH
--
John Malone
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| Hi, hope someone can advise me here.
|
| Somehow I have lost the menu item from the Start Menu that opens My Music.
|
| I still have My Documents and My Pictures.
|
| I looked into the registry and found thre or four entries as 'My Music'
with
| no path so I typed in the correct path, however, even with a reboot, the
My
| Music folder still does not appear in the Start Menu!
|
| Thanks for any help in advance!
|
| (Windows XP - Service Pack 2)
|
| --
|
| Nick
|
|

 

[S.Sengupta]

Right click on Start Button>select Properties>Taskbar and Start Menu
Properties>Start menu>Customize>Advanced>Put a check in "display as a
link" under "My Music" in the start menu window. Use
apply/ok.

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

 

[S.Sengupta]

Right Click on Start Button>Select Properties>Taskbar and Start Menu
Properties>Start Menu>Customize>Advanced>Put a check in "display as a
link" under "My Music" in the start menu window. Use
apply/ok.

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

 

[Stevo]

Right click on the start button and click properties. Clic
Customize. Go to the Advanced tab. Scroll down in the list box an
tick the box to display My Music as a link (or a menu, your choice)
Hope that fixes your problem

Stev