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Old 02-13-2007   #1 (permalink)
swheeler


 
 

Rotating menu

Hi,
I have Vista Home premium on a new Toshiba Satellite A100.
When i first started it up it had a mac-like rotating menu at the top of the
desktop area that has now disappeared. Does anyone know the steps to get
that back up?
Thanks, much appreciated

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Old 02-13-2007   #2 (permalink)
Sascha Benjamin Jazbec


 
 

Re: Rotating menu

there are no "rotating" whatever things on a vista desktop.

maybe as you switched on your new Laptop that was the process indiacator for
installing the programs for you ?

I once had a Acer, that did this - after first use it installed over 30
minutes all kind of stuff and I could not even interrupt that. *

OEMs do preinstall only the OS, and might use such "assistants" to do the
rest after you accepted whatever Eula or License. ( Without accepting you
would not be able to use the stuff ).

But again, in Vista are NO rotating icons.

* The reason I sold it on ebay and will never buy acer again

SJ /germany

"swheeler" <swheeler@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news74FEB18-CA76-494D-8A54-93DEF5DF1706@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have Vista Home premium on a new Toshiba Satellite A100.
> When i first started it up it had a mac-like rotating menu at the top of
> the
> desktop area that has now disappeared. Does anyone know the steps to get
> that back up?
> Thanks, much appreciated


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Old 02-14-2007   #3 (permalink)
swheeler


 
 

Re: menu

Sorry, i didnt mean rotating.. its a Drop-down menu that comes from the top
of the desktop when you run the mouse up. It has volume controls, etc.

"Sascha Benjamin Jazbec" wrote:

> there are no "rotating" whatever things on a vista desktop.
>
> maybe as you switched on your new Laptop that was the process indiacator for
> installing the programs for you ?
>
> I once had a Acer, that did this - after first use it installed over 30
> minutes all kind of stuff and I could not even interrupt that. *
>
> OEMs do preinstall only the OS, and might use such "assistants" to do the
> rest after you accepted whatever Eula or License. ( Without accepting you
> would not be able to use the stuff ).
>
> But again, in Vista are NO rotating icons.
>
> * The reason I sold it on ebay and will never buy acer again
>
> SJ /germany
>
> "swheeler" <swheeler@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news74FEB18-CA76-494D-8A54-93DEF5DF1706@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > I have Vista Home premium on a new Toshiba Satellite A100.
> > When i first started it up it had a mac-like rotating menu at the top of
> > the
> > desktop area that has now disappeared. Does anyone know the steps to get
> > that back up?
> > Thanks, much appreciated

>
>

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Old 02-14-2007   #4 (permalink)
Sascha Benjamin Jazbec


 
 

Re: menu

i see. a kind of head-up cockpit display - nice

but again - that is no vista feature, I think you should look up your
manual.

Toshiba can install any 3rd party software and their own stuf as they wish,
for customers it is not always clear what is a built in tool and what not.
Such a "on mouse up"-dislay is surely not in vista.

The only thing that will appear on top of the screen and resembles a
controlpanel is if you have speech recognition turnded on, to control the
microphone and when vista starts or stops listening to your voice.

you find speech recognition under start-all programs- accessoires - "ease of
use" - or similar. It is in Home editions included.

Good luck

SJ / germany

"swheeler" <swheeler@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:5EF7F33B-1946-4666-A13F-AD6D94742743@microsoft.com...
> Sorry, i didnt mean rotating.. its a Drop-down menu that comes from the
> top
> of the desktop when you run the mouse up. It has volume controls, etc.
>
> "Sascha Benjamin Jazbec" wrote:
>
>> there are no "rotating" whatever things on a vista desktop.
>>
>> maybe as you switched on your new Laptop that was the process indiacator
>> for
>> installing the programs for you ?
>>
>> I once had a Acer, that did this - after first use it installed over 30
>> minutes all kind of stuff and I could not even interrupt that. *
>>
>> OEMs do preinstall only the OS, and might use such "assistants" to do the
>> rest after you accepted whatever Eula or License. ( Without accepting you
>> would not be able to use the stuff ).
>>
>> But again, in Vista are NO rotating icons.
>>
>> * The reason I sold it on ebay and will never buy acer again
>>
>> SJ /germany
>>
>> "swheeler" <swheeler@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news74FEB18-CA76-494D-8A54-93DEF5DF1706@microsoft.com...
>> > Hi,
>> > I have Vista Home premium on a new Toshiba Satellite A100.
>> > When i first started it up it had a mac-like rotating menu at the top
>> > of
>> > the
>> > desktop area that has now disappeared. Does anyone know the steps to
>> > get
>> > that back up?
>> > Thanks, much appreciated

>>
>>


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