How to add a game menu to the start menu under Win7 Ultimate?

 Recently, users of the win7 flagship system have reported that they usually open the game menu in the start menu to directly enter the game, but sometimes they do not see the game menu in the start menu. What's wrong? Here I will tell you how to solve the problem of adding a game menu to the download start menu of the win7 flagship version.

Step by Step method: How to add a game menu to the start menu under Win7 Ultimate?

1. Open the start menu. There is no game function in the start menu of the editor. The editor below will add it to this panel to display, click Run at the bottom right of the start menu to open the running program;

2. Open the running program, and then enter: gpedit.msc in the input box behind the opening of the running program, and then click the OK button below or press Enter to execute gpedit.msc;

3. Execute the gpedit.msc program to open the local group policy editor, as shown in the figure below. In the list under the local computer policy on the left, open the start menu and taskbar settings as shown in the red box in the figure below, and then on the right Find "Remove game link from start menu" in the setting menu list, and then double-click on it to open the edit setting dialog box for this function;

4. In the upper left corner of the "Remove Game Link from Start Menu" dialog box, you can see that the switch of this function is turned on, so the game is not displayed in the start menu;

5. Turn off the function setting switch in the upper left corner, if it is modified to not configured, and then click the Apply and OK buttons below to add the game to the start menu;

6. Below we open the start menu again, and you can see the game's menu items in the menu list on the right side of the start menu.

What I have introduced to you above is how to add a game menu to the Start menu in Win7 Ultimate.

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