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How to add RUN Command to the Start Menu in Windows 7
Posted Date: 19 Jun 2010
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The RUN Command is not seen in the Start Menu in Windows 7. If you want to add the RUN Command to the Start menu, it is possible. This article explains how to add RUN Command to the Start Menu.
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Where is the Run command in Windows 7
The RUN Command does not appear on the Start Menu in Windows 7. But the RUN Command is available in Windows 7 if you want to use it. Let us see how to add RUN Command to the Start Menu.
To add the Run command to the Start menu, please follow the following procedure:
Open Taskbar and Start Menu Properties by clicking the
Start
button-->
Control Panel
-->
Appearance and Personalization
-->
Taskbar and Start Menu
.
2. Then click the
Start Menu
tab, and then click
Customize
.
3. In the list of Start menu options, select the
Run command
check box, and then click OK. The
Run command
will be displayed on the right side of the Start menu.
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