Display Run Command in Start Menu of Windows 7 or Vista
Windows Vista and Windows 7 introduces Start Search feature in Start Menu which allows users to key in full or partial command name and operating system will display matching commands in search results for quick access. Thus, Run command or shortcut to access Run dialog in Start Menu no longer be displayed by default as previously did in Windows XP, which is applicable to almost all users who’re using Windows Aero or Vista Basic color scheme interface.
Although Run command is not shown in Start Menu in Windows 7 or Windows Vista, users can still call it easily by pressing Win + R keyboard shortcut. For some reason, such as slow speed on Start Search, already get used to Run command, faster execution, and capability to process and open programs, documents, folders and Internet resources all in one text box, you can easily put back and display the Run command shortcut in the Start Menu in Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
Right click on the Start button.
Select Properties on the right click menu.
Ensure that you’re at Start Menu tab.
There are 2 radio button available – Start menu and Classic Start menu. Click on the Customize… button at the back of the whichever radio button is been selected.
For Start menu, scroll down to the list to almost bottom, and select (tick) Run command. For Classic Start menu, select (tick) Display Run option.
Click OK when done.
You should now see Run command shows on the Vista Start menu.
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