Right click on your start button and click Properties
Under 'Start menu' tab in Start Menu, click Customize
Scroll down and check 'Run command' then click Ok and Ok again.
Win-Key is the same key that opens the start button. It is used for many windows shortcuts. Here's a list of them:
Win-Key : Start Menu
Win-Key + R : Run...
Win-Key + D : Show Desktop
Win-Key + F : Find
Win-Key + L : Lock
Win-Key + Tab : The cool vista scrolling through windows
Win-Key + # : Runs that # on your quick-launch bar
Someone may want to post all these in a thread and hope it gets pinned
Last edited by u8sand; Jun 30th, 2009 at 11:37 pm.
As mentioned above, open the Start Menu's customisation panel (right-click on an empty area in the right-side of the start menu and hit the "properties" option.
From there you can opt to customise the start menu, scroll down and tick the box next to "Run Command". Can also be found in the "accessories" folder in All Programs
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