Start Menu Guides:

Using Jump Lists in Windows 7

Learn how to use Jump Lists in Windows 7’s Start Menu or Taskbar.

Pin Shortcuts to Windows 7’s Start Menu

Learn how to pin a shortcut to your favorite application to Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Set the Start Menu Power Button Action in Windows 7

Learn how to set whether the Start Menu’s power button will switch users, log off, lock, restart, sleep, or shut down the computer in Windows 7.

Prevent Recently Opened Programs from Displaying in the Start Menu

Learn how to prevent Windows 7 from showing recently opened programs in the start menu.

Show Recently Opened Programs in the Start Menu

Learn how to show recently opened programs in Windows 7’s start menu.

Show Recently Opened Items in the Start Menu and Taskbar

Learn how to show recently opened items in Windows 7’s start menu and taskbar.

Prevent Recently Opened Items from Displaying In the Start Menu and Taskbar

Learn how to prevent Windows 7 from showing recently opened items in the start menu and taskbar.

Use Small Icons in Windows 7’s Start Menu

Learn how to set Windows 7’s start menu to use small icons.

Use Large Icons in Windows 7’s Start Menu

Learn how to set Windows 7’s start menu to use large icons.

Set the Number of Recent Programs to Display in Windows 7’s Start Menu

Learn how to set how many recently opened programs will be shown in Windows 7’s Start menu.

Disable Context Menus and Dragging and Dropping in the Start Menu

Learn how to disable context menus (right-click menus) and dragging and dropping in Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Enable Context Menus and Dragging and Dropping in the Start Menu

Learn how to enable context menus (right-click menus) and dragging and dropping in Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Don’t Open Submenus When You Pause On Them in the Start Menu

Learn how to set Windows 7’s start menu to not open submenus when you hover the mouse pointer over them.

Open Submenus When You Pause On Them in the Start Menu

Learn how to set Windows 7’s start menu to open submenus when you hover the mouse pointer over them.

Display the System Administrative Tools in All Programs and the Start Menu

Learn how to display the system administrative tools in all programs and the start menu in Windows 7.

Remove the System Administrative Tools Menu

Learn how to remove the system administrative tools menu in Windows 7’s start menu.

Don’t Highlight Newly Installed Programs in the Start Menu

Learn how to set Windows 7 to not highlight newly installed programs in the start menu.

Highlight Newly Installed Programs in the Start Menu

Learn how to highlight newly installed programs in Windows 7’s start menu.

Display the System Administrative Tools in All Programs Menu

Learn how to display the system administrative tools in all programs menu in Windows 7.

Remove Run Command from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Run command from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Recent Items from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Recent Items from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Network from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Network from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Homegroup from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Homegroup from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Help from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Help from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Favorites Menu from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Favorites menu from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Devices and Printers from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Devices and Printers from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Default Programs from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Default Programs from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Remove Connect To from the Start Menu

Learn how to remove Connect To from Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Display the Run Command in the Start Menu

Learn how to display Run command in Windows 7’s Start Menu.

Display Recent Items in the Start Menu

Learn how to display Recent Items in Windows 7’s Start Menu.

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