In Windows XP, when I click on "Start" -> "All Programs," I get a display of three columns of programs in alphabetical order -- but it's not all of my programs. For some reason, it's limited to three columns. Because these are in alphabetical order, it's now displaying programs through the letter "S," but that's it -- nothing beyond.
I'm not sure why this is happening, but how do I get ALL of my programs to display?
First of all, all programs does not create these "All programs" folders. Secondly, they are listed there, but they go over the screen and are hidden. With some themes, the list is more shrinked and you will see more folders/programs.
To change the Start Menu to scroll programs like seen in other versions of Windows, and which is necessary if you have too many programs do display on screen:
1. Right click the Start button and select Properties.
2. Click Start Menu (tab)->Customize (button)->Advanced (tab).
3. Scroll down until you see Scroll Programs, then tick it.
4. Keep clicking OK to exit the settings.
5. Now see how the Start Menu is now in a long scrollable row.
To change the Start Menu to scroll programs like seen in other versions of Windows, and which is necessary if you have too many programs do display on screen:
1. Right click the Start button and select Properties.
2. Click Start Menu (tab)->Customize (button)->Advanced (tab).
3. Scroll down until you see Scroll Programs, then tick it.
4. Keep clicking OK to exit the settings.
5. Now see how the Start Menu is now in a long scrollable row.
Didn't know about that. Thanks, I'll give it a try.