How go directly in "program" when I click «start»

[Rambytes]

How go directly in "program" when I click «start»

Hi guy,

First, sorry for my english...

I don't like the way Windows 7 show me the "startup menu"... what I mean is I don't want to see the few software or document i've open recently when I press the "Windows icon" (aka Start).

I need to press "Show all programs" to see all my folder. Even if I go in the config of the toolbar, and I choose 0 to see the last program (by default is 10), it's only show a big white startup menu, but i need again to click (or leave my mouse for few second) the "show all program".

I just want to know of there is a way to see directly the "program" folder when I click the windows logo.

Thanks!

 

[Cashis]

Hi guy,

First, sorry for my english...

I don't like the way Windows 7 show me the "startup menu"... what I mean is I don't want to see the few software or document i've open recently when I press the "Windows icon" (aka Start).

I need to press "Show all programs" to see all my folder. Even if I go in the config of the toolbar, and I choose 0 to see the last program (by default is 10), it's only show a big white startup menu, but i need again to click (or leave my mouse for few second) the "show all program".

I just want to know of there is a way to see directly the "program" folder when I click the windows logo.
Thanks!

Hi, Not sure if this is what ya mean but ill give it a shot: Go to Start menu then All Programs Right click "the program you want to pin to the start menu"
and scroll to "Send To" and choose "desktop" and it will create a shortcut to there,then go to the icon /program on the desktop Right click it and select "Pin to Start Menu" and it should be there
Now ofcourse if the program is already on the desktop you will just need to right click it and "Pin to Start Menu"
I hope this helps.

 

[Rambytes]

Mmmm.... not exactly... i've made some screenshot to explain what I mean.

When i click the "start" menu, I see this:

and when I click the "Show all program" (or Tous les programmes) I see this:

What I want, is when I click the start logo, see DIRECTLY the image #2, so see all the program.

I hope to be understand.... (remember my english is not good)

 

[zigzag3143]

Rambytes

Is the main start menu blank like that? If so there is a fix you can search for

Ken

 

[mickey megabyte]

maybe he's just set his start menu privacy settings like that when he was trying to achieve what he wanted to do.

oops, i've just cleared mine now

 

[Antman]

Ken, he blanked the menu on purpose - attempting to force the All Programs view. OP: "and I choose 0 to see the last program (by default is 10), it's only show a big white startup menu"

I can use ObjectDock to create an effect like you want. I do not have a native method for restoring Classic Start Menu. I am certain that someone is working on it.

 

[Cashis]

Mmmm.... not exactly... i've made some screenshot to explain what I mean.

When i click the "start" menu, I see this:

and when I click the "Show all program" (or Tous les programmes) I see this:

What I want, is when I click the start logo, see DIRECTLY the image #2, so see all the program.

I hope to be understand.... (remember my english is not good)

Rambytes

Is the main start menu blank like that? If so there is a fix you can search for

Ken

Hmm Ok sorry I never heard of this issue so i will hand it over zigzag3143 or someone else, I hope you find and or fix your problem.

 

[Antman]

Seven Classic Start - Classic Start menu for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2

Stardock ObjectDock

Or -

Keep your 0, 0 settings (empty white menu)
Pin all your apps to the Start Menu

This will emulate what you desire.

 

[Antman]

Gardez votre 0, 0 paramètres (menu blanc vide)
Épingler toutes vos applications pour le Menu Démarrer
Cela va émuler ce que vous le désirez.

 

[zigzag3143]

Antman

Guess reading the post in its entirety has its rewards thanks ken

 

[Antman]

Antman

Guess reading the post in its entirety has its rewards thanks ken

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