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No matter what I type in the Start Menu search box (even something like "P" for "Paint"), I get "No items matched your search." Is that something to do with an indexing setting or did I mess up my install somehow? edit: This is a completely new install, Ultimate 32-bit version, on an Asus 901 netbook. This is also my first time installing Windows 7 so I don't know if this is normal behavior.
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c0burn posted:
I browsed through all that I guess I didn't see it the first time around. Thanks for this!
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Jul 27, 2009 21:01
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I think I lost the use of the Windows + arrow keys for minimizing, maximizing, etc. I know it worked when I first installed Windows 7, but I think I might have turned off that function somewhere. I checked the "make the keyboard easier to use" and the "Adjust for best appearance or best performance" areas, but I can't find the option to turn it back on. Anyone have any idea where this option might be hiding, or what I might have done to turn it off?
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Jul 31, 2009 15:44
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Xenomorph posted:So it is as simple as editing a file to get the Menu back again? Or just delete the file? (these two posts conflict) To be more specific, delete the file to get the menu to choose what version to install. OR You can edit the file to specify which version you want to install. This is kind of pointless in your case since you'd still need separate DVDs for each version, wherein the only difference among those DVDs would be that ei.cfg file.
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Jul 31, 2009 17:20
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I looked in the last few pages and the OP and didn't see anything: I'm looking for a CD/DVD burning program that works on Windows XP that has an interface that's old-people friendly. My relatives just want to burn their picture albums (currently stored on their hard drive) onto CDs. There's a million and one programs on google and I'm wondering if there's an SH/SC recommendation. Thanks!
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Actually, the computer is Windows Vista and it does have that drag-and-drop interface! If the album of pictures is greater than the disc capacity it's not intelligent enough to span multiple discs though.
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