Windows 7 Pin to Taskbar

reghakr

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When you right-click, does the Pin to Taskbar appear in the list?

You have to right-click on the shortcut to the program.

 

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Hi all.
I tried what you said, it does'nt work.
I do not get the pin to when I R/C a s/cut or a program

 

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Try downloading this free utility that can enable or disable contect menu entries.

ShellMenuView v1.12

 

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Hi Reghakr.
Not sure if looking in right place, but could not find anything r.e pin menu

 

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Did you use some type of tweaking tool that may have removed it.

I'll look in the registry and see if I can locate it.

 

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It's quite possible that I removed it by mistake somehow.

 

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With a treaking program?

I know of no other way to remove it.

 

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No, no tweaking. All I did recently, was to clean out the registry along with other cleaning.
I think that it's possible I somehow removed it then.

 

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Can you choose a restore point?

Open up the program and you;ll see it on the taskbar. Right-click on it and choose Pin to taskbar

 

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Don't think so.
This is a new install, was in process of installing programs etc when I noticed Pin to was missing.
I would not know how far bact to go

 

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I couls always reinstall Windows 7 (64bit ) from scratch.

 

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Make sure to perform a "clean" install, not an upgrade.

 

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Will do. I will format as well.

Thanks for your help.

Agostino

 

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No problem

 

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