I don't know what it means, Clint, but we may have contacted the Twilight
Zone. Now who knows how that path can be changed so that the shortcut opens
directly to "Device Manager"? ... Btw, WinKey + Pause also brings up System
Properties, but I'm looking for that shortcut. --- Harold
I want to put a shortcut to the "Device Manager" in my Start menu. I
tried the following and it gives me a shortcut to System Properties (and
two more clicks will get me to Device Manager).
1. Right-click on the desktop and select New and then Shortcut from the
File Menu.
2. In the field labeled Command Line, type (copy/paste)
"C:\Windows\System32\Control.exe Sysdm.cpl, System,1" (sans quotes)
3. Click Next, type in "System Properties" and click "Finish" (changing
icon is optional).
How can the above "path" be changed so that it opens directly to "Device
Manager"? --- Harold
From: "[email protected]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Returned email "Re: PCWorks: Device Manager shortcut"
Who have reached an email address that is no longer in service. Please
direct inquiries to jeff at hdtvrepair.tv
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Subject: Re: Returned email "Re: PCWorks: Device Manager shortcut"
I have. I'm using AOL.
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Who have reached an email address that is no longer in service. Please
direct inquiries to jeff at hdtvrepair.tv
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What duh heck does this mean? - -Clint
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