I think (maybe I'm wrong) this thread has gone adrift. If I understand your request correctly, this is what you do:
Right click the Start and then "Properties"
Under the tab "Start Menu" select customise.
Under the first item "Computer" Check "Dont display this item"
Ok and Apply.
I understand now. I've dragged Computer from the desktop and choose Pin to Start Menu and I'm working on a solution as the previous suggestions don't work.
I've tracked the registry for changes and one particular entry under Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Explorer\Advanced.
The value was changed from 1 to 0. 1 indicated enabled and 0 indicates disabled.
I have to say this a a definite bug, as right-clicking on the Start Button, choosing properties and checking Computer > and then click the Customize button and choose Computer > Don't display this item simply does not work
I can only suggest you send feedback to Microsoft.
This same question was posted here: Link Removed
and a solution was never provided. Sorry, I did my best.
Hang on a minute, I just refreshed and now the Computer entry is gone.
However, this involves a lot of registry editting and unless you're a extremely advanced user, I would not suggest attempting it. I don't now how it will affect the operation of the system. I'm going to restrat and see what happens
why don't you click 'properties' when you right click? usually you can just right click and 'un pin from taskbar' but obviously not in your case.. are you sure your clicking right? like when you click a folder and it says 'move here' 'copy here' ect.. when you move the arrow whilst right clicking, keep the arrow still, hovering over the picture and then it should come up 'un pin from taskbar'....
yes i'm sure im clicking right. and properties just brings up the actual my computer properties, as in showing me registration key info. i would send this feedback to microsoft, but i disabled those buttons cuz they were annoying.
yes i'm sure im clicking right. and properties just brings up the actual my computer properties, as in showing me registration key info. i would send this feedback to microsoft, but i disabled those buttons cuz they were annoying.