The default Windows XP start menu is different than the one on Windows 98
and does not have a Settings option. However, things like Control Panel,
Printers and Network are available on the Start menu. If you right-click the
Start menu and choose Properties you can modify what it shows on the menu.
You can also choose 'Classic Start Menu' which does have the Settings entry.
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jvmlpn said:
Recently purchased computer with Windows XP Home Edition, replacing Wndows
98. The new computer does not have SETTINGS option on the Start menu.
Where has it gone, please. Thanks
