Windows XP Mode RTM Bug?

[HELLS]

Hello, I have installed windows xp mode on my windows 7 ultimate machine, everything is good, i have an i7 processor so I can run windows xp mode with no problems, but I installed office 97 for testing purposes, and after the installation is done i can run it with no problems but I cannot see the "windows xp mode applications" folder in the win 7 start menu...
basically this is what I see:

But it should look like:

As u can see I should have a folder with the name Windows XP Applications.

But I dont and im using the RTM version of XP mode.

I should mention that I am using the win 7 in spanish and XP Mode in spanish too (x64 version)

I also checked this options and all of that and everything is fine

Any solution?

PS: Thanks mod for moving this thread to the right location. XD

 

[Mnemonic]

You will see the folder once you actually install some programs in XP Mode. This menu mirrors the icons in XP's Start\Programs menu. More specifically, the "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs" folder.

 

[HELLS]

As I mention. I already installed office 97 in WIndows XP mode

 

[HughShaw]

Why don't you just create your own folder, then copy and paste what you need over? It might be a bug, but that's what I would do.

Also, some of my programs didn't get auto-published so I copy and pasted them over. Works for me...

 

[MacGyvr]

Office 97????

 

[Daniel15]

Office 97????

He did say it's for "testing purposes". For what it's worth, I install Visual Basic 3 and an old version of Netscape Navigator (both 16-bit apps) in XP Mode and it put the icons into my start menu fine.

 

[HughShaw]

Wow, you have Netscape Navigator. Brings back the old memories!

 

[HELLS]

Why don't you just create your own folder, then copy and paste what you need over? It might be a bug, but that's what I would do.

Also, some of my programs didn't get auto-published so I copy and pasted them over. Works for me...

Thanks! I was thinking about something similar. I will try and see if it works