 How
to put a run command window shortcut on your vista start menu
By
Mitz
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By default, in Windows vista the run command
window shortcut does not appear in the start menu. To get it to come up you
need to type the word run into the Search bar at the bottom of the Windows
Vista start menu. This is annoying, considering that it was available the
Windows XP start menu.
Here is how to put a run command shortcut on
your start menu in Windows Vista:
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Right click on a blank space in
your taskbar
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Go to the start menu tab
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Press on the customize button
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Then scroll down near the bottom and
tick the box next to run command
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Press OK and then apply
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Now your run command will be available in your
Windows Vista start menu.
I was extremely relieved when I found out that it was that easy to put the
run command link back into the Windows Vista start menu. It's just one of
those annoying things in Windows Vista, however this time it is easily
fixed.
You can also drag that shortcut down into your
quick launch toolbar so you can access it at any time.
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