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Tutorial video on getting the Classic Start menu and explorer shortcut buttons back with Classic Shell in Windows 7

Watch my video on using Classic shell to get back the classic start menu and short cut button like cut, copy, paste, and delete back in Windows Explorer for Windows 7. I also show you what you need to do to enable the classic explorer button toolbar if it is not enable by going to layout [...]

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How to get your Classic Start Menu back in Windows 7 with Classic Shell

Windows 7 new start menu is great, but it is also kind of confusing for people who are used to the classic start menu which was available for people to use from Windows 95-Vista. However, Microsoft decided to not add the classic start menu feature to Windows 7.
There is a third party program called Classic [...]

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