Quick Time Folder

Question

I wanted to create a shortcut for Quick Time player onto my desktop, so I just dragged the folder from the Start Menu.  Now it just has a folder of Quick Time with all the parts of Quick Time it instead of just the Quick Time player.  I can't get the folder back into the Start Menu because when I drag to the Start Menu it creates a copy.  I already dragged the Quick Time player onto my desktop, so the only thing I need to do is get the Quick Time folder off of my desktop.   *** This is REALLY annoying me!!!!! Please Help!!!!   -W

riot1031 · Answer

Right-click on your Start button and select 'Open', Windows Explorer will open up and you will see a folder named 'Programs'.  Place your quicktime folder in that 'Programs' folder and then check your Start menu, it should be back where it belongs.

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