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I'm running Windows XP Home Edition..Heres's my dilemma. When I click Start > All Programs, I have so many programs installed I'm almost at the end of the fourth row. I don't want to cross that barrier of coming to the end of that row. Is there a way to combine "Groups". For instance, make a new Group called "DVD Programs" and then put all my DVD group programs in there? That would free up about 6 slots right there. Say another group called "Utilities" and do the same. If windows itself won't do the job, maybe a stand alone piece of software?
Once you start moving product icons, you'll need an uninstaller like Revo to totally uninstall products - the product's uninstaller will look in vain for the icons where they were supposed to be (but aren't any more). – harrymc – 2009-11-07T18:13:21.650
Rather then going to find the start menu folder, simply right click the start button and choose > Explore. This opens Explorer with your profile already open to the Start Menu folder. Choosing Explore All Users does the same for the All Users folder, naturally. You may have to create subfolders in both of these to match each other, depending on what applications you want to have in each. Any folders with identical names are simply merged to display them in the Start menu – AdamV – 2009-11-07T21:53:34.077