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6.6

Put a Folder in the Root of the Start Menu

Asked by Thrasymachus in Windows XP Operating System

This should be easy...

First off the facts:
I have Windows XP professional SP2 running on a lenovo T60p Laptop. it is currently on a Novell Domain and I have a roaming profile that syncs up so I have access to my docs and stuff when I am out of the office.  I am using the Classic Start Menu.
Also I have administrative permissions on the XP box, but not on the domain.

Now the problem:
What I want to do is put a folder with shortcuts in it at the root of the start menu (at the top, above Programs). I have shortcuts there already and they work fine. I can drag and drop a folder on the root and it ends up in my profile\Start menu folder, but it doesnt show up when I  click on the start menu.

I have tried putting the folder in the All Users profile as well, but still no luck.

Does anyone know if there is a group policy setting that can suppress folders on the root of the start menu?
I have done this in the past, and I would be quite grateful to any XP guru who could help me out.
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