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On three WinXP pro klients and two Win2k pro klients in my LAN there is a problem. usually, if you right-click a file on the desktop you get several "send to" choises. Among them are "send to: e-mail recipient, desktop, my documents and floppy (A:),among others. On theses clients the choise of sending to A: has disappeared. I don't know how, why nor when this happened, but some users are complaining awfully. How can I get the "send to: A:" back on the menu that appears when I right click a file?
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by quintar51
Make sure these users don't have 'personalized menus'. This can hide certain choices within the start menu. To disable it, right-click on the taskbar, properties. Make sure 'use personalized menus' is unchecked.
Short term solution is just copy the files manually to the A drive.
by hpoppe
They don't have personalized menues.
Go to their profile C:\Documents and Settings\UserProfile\SendTo and add a shortcut to a:.
The <> folder is hidden. So don't forget to change your Folder options to Show hidden files and folder.
by hpoppe
Thanks, perfect.
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