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Tweaks Disabled Right-Click on Start Menu


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Been using nLite for many years, and usually leave off the tweaks because I perform them later. But decided to give them a try, after setting the tweaks I wanted, the resulting XP install will not allow Right-Clicking on any Start Menu icons. I can Right-Click on the start button itself, but My Computer, My Documents, My pictures, Control Panel, etc all have no right-Click function to them. Every other Right-Click menu seems to function normally.

I can't seem to figure out what tweak is causing the issue. I have tried removing them all and right-click works again, but I don't want to go through 15 CDs troubleshooting it. None of the tweaks would seem to have this affect. Any Ideas?

Tweaks I am using:

Boot and Shutdown

  • CAD at Logon
  • Logon Page = Classic

Explorer:

  • Windows Explorer Folder view = Detail
  • Classic Control Panel
  • Disable Autorun
  • Display Contents of System Folders
  • Show Extensions
  • Show Hidden Files and Folders
  • Show Full Path in Address bar

Internet Explorer:

  • Disable Outlook Express Link
  • Disable Password Caching
  • Enable Google URL-Search
  • Set Home Page = Google

Performance:

  • Do not cache thumbnails

Privacy:

  • Disable Error Reporting
  • Remove Alexa

Taskbar:

  • Disable Balloon Tips
  • Disable Hide inactive Icons
  • Disable Language Bar

Edited by Earthworm

Posted

I am using it personally, I am not the IT department, and am not using this to reformat a bunch of machines on a regular basis.

I have donated to nLite in the past as a personal user of the software, and am not a business.

I suppose the way I worded the issue though could cause issues. I have reworded my issue. If this is against the rules, please delete the post.

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