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06-16-2006
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| | Program Groups are empy I performed an upgrade from XP Service Pack 2 to Vista and the program groups of the applications I had installed are empty. They appear in Programs in Control Panel. Is there some trick or check box I'm missing or do they need to be re-installed? |
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06-16-2006
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| | RE: Program Groups are empy Maybe try a new user account to see if your prgrams populate in the new account. "tstinnett" wrote: > I performed an upgrade from XP Service Pack 2 to Vista and the program groups > of the applications I had installed are empty. They appear in Programs in > Control Panel. Is there some trick or check box I'm missing or do they need > to be re-installed? |
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