Pinned programs disappear


  1. Posts : 5
    Windows 7
       #1

    Pinned programs disappear


    Hey all,

    A strange issue: For the past few days I was pinning a lot of programs to the start menu and aligning them the way I want without any problems. Now when I pin a new app and unpin it, the whole list (except, for some strange reason, the snipping tool and the programs features) disappears. And it reappears if I repin the same app or some other app. And will disappear if align a newly added app or sometimes an existing one. As far as i can discern, there is no pattern and it appears totally random to me.

    Have attached a pic of what the start menu looks like.

    Please help :)
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  2. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
       #2

    kalaris said:
    Hey all,

    A strange issue: For the past few days I was pinning a lot of programs to the start menu and aligning them the way I want without any problems. Now when I pin a new app and unpin it, the whole list (except, for some strange reason, the snipping tool and the programs features) disappears. And it reappears if I repin the same app or some other app. And will disappear if align a newly added app or sometimes an existing one. As far as i can discern, there is no pattern and it appears totally random to me.

    Have attached a pic of what the start menu looks like.

    Please help :)
    Not sure why you are having the problem but you might want to consider upgrading to the RC 7100 release or even the unofficial RTM leak 7600, I think your problem would be related to the build your using so it would be impossible to pin point a problem with a build that no one else is using.
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  3. Posts : 5
    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Okay ... makes sense. Thanks
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