By default, Windows XP will show Control Panel on the Start menu as a 'link'.
This means that you have to click Control Panel to open it from the Start menu. However, you can change this link behavior to a menu so that you can access Control Panel icons directly from the Start menu. When you point to Control Panel on the Start menu, a submenu will pop out showing the icons.
This means that you have to click Control Panel to open it from the Start menu. However, you can change this link behavior to a menu so that you can access Control Panel icons directly from the Start menu. When you point to Control Panel on the Start menu, a submenu will pop out showing the icons.
Solution: To change the link behavior so that you see a Control Panel menu, just follow these steps:
1. With your mouse--> right-click the Start menu--> click Properties.
2. In the Properties menu that appears--> click the Start Menu tab--> and then click the Customize button.
3. In the Customize Start Menu window--> click the Advanced tab.
4. In the Start Menu Items box--> click the Display as a Menu radio button and click the OK button.
5. Click OK again on the Start menu and taskbar properties window.
6. Now, click Start and point to Control Panel. A pop-out menu now appears so that you can directly access Control Panel icons.
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