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I keep my start menu in Windows 7 very organized, but every time there's a program update available (Safari for example), the program recreates its shortcut icons in the default start menu location for that program (Safari, for example, recreates start menu short icons in "Start Menu\All Programs\Safari").
So, every time I update a program I have to move it's start menu icons again to keep them organized the way I like. Some programs ask where I would like the start menu icon placed, and that works fine, but for the programs that don't ask...
Is there a way to set a default start menu location for programs so that when I update, the shortcuts are placed in the folders I want them to be at? (Safari for example I keep in "Start Menu\All Programs\Web Browsers\Safari.lnk")
Wow, nobody has anything on this? Seriously? – John Crenshaw – 2010-03-31T11:38:48.523
1I'd assume that's because just using the built-in search box is easier than navigating to menus and such. – happy_soil – 2011-03-09T13:41:31.113
Maybe you could make your Start Menu read-only? – Steve – 2011-01-17T07:40:15.530