How to get the installer not to go to the start menu

Try this, c: documents and settings all users Start menu program.

You can delete unwanted shortcuts in this or right-click on the right click to open the program.

Generally, when the software is installed, it will prompt you whether you need to create a shortcut in the start bar, just check it.

1 Generally, there will be a prompt when installing whether to create a start menu group. Just don't choose.

2 If it's installed by default, just delete it from the Start menu. There is no impact on the program.

No, there is usually a selection prompt during the installation process, prompting you to create a shortcut in the start menu, you choose, of course, there is a shortcut to this program in the start menu. If you don't want it, delete it, it's just a shortcut, and it won't affect the program itself.

The easiest way to do this is to delete the programs you don't want to put in the program menu directly in the Start-Program menu, right-click to delete!

Most software games can be installed by choosing whether or not to install a shortcut to the Start menu.

If you don't delete it yourself.

In the menu you want to delete"Right-click"Delete (so that you can only delete them one by one), and if you want to delete them in bulk, go here.

C: Documents and Settings LWJ Start Menu program.

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C: Documents and Settings All Users Start Menu program (clear here as well).

Please choose the sky blue oh for. That's right.

If there is an option in the installer to "create a shortcut in the Start menu", you can remove the checkmark in front of it.

If you don't have it, you can only sort it out in time by yourself. My method is to create a games folder and drag the new ones into it so that it doesn't mess up.

Some software installation will prompt whether to install it in the start menu or taskbar, for direct installation without prompting, you can find the program folder in the start menu and right-click to delete it. Or you can create a few new folders in the Start menu to organize your programs.

There is no way, only to delete it in 10 seconds after it is installed

Some software can be installed manually to prevent the start menu or desktop shortcut from appearing, such as QQ installer, but some software does not have this function, you can manually delete the shortcut in the start program.

to the properties of the taskbar.

Enter the beginning of the dish to know the wheel order.

Then go to the customization of the Sakura Shindeni start menu.

Put a check box in front of Show Run Sonna.

to the properties of the taskbar.

Go to the Start Menu.

Customize the classic Start menu.

Put a checkmark in the box that precedes the display run.

Press OK. 1: Open Group Policyr (you can click New Task under the file menu of Task Manager, enter to open, and also find this file directly under the Windows system32 directory of the system disk) The bottom of the left management template, click on the taskbar and the start menu, and confirm that the "Delete 'Run' menu from the start menu" is not enabled (if it is enabled, double-click to open its properties, set to not be configured or disabled by Xunshen Zen, preferably disabled, This can be shown here if some other optimization software is disabled.

2: If there is still no one after the above settings, use this method.

Right-click on the taskbar, open the "taskbar and start menu properties" and click on the start menu, there are two options below, if you are XP's default start menu, then click "Custom" behind the start menu and click "Advanced", and tick the last option in the start menu item "Run Command", so that the run appears. If you're in the classic Start Menu, select "Customize" after it, tick "Show Run" in the Start Menu options, and then apply it.

Of course, you can set "2" and then "1" first.

Look for it in the Burning Slip Group strategy and you can find it! Manage the template's tasks and start menu - remove the run menu from the start menu - select Not configured and you're OK. Or right-click the taskbar -- Properties -- [Start] Menu -- Classic [Start] Menu -- Customize -- scroll down the menu in the lower right corner -- display and run on the bold tick!!

Your next 360 system master can reinstall it step by step.