It involves editing your
registry, and you should NOT attempt that until you understand a great deal more about your computer.
Until then, leave the items there; they will remove themselves, one at a time [first in, first out], once the list grows to its maximum number. I believe that the maximum is somewhere around 10; however I could be totally wrong about that.
This is the registry key that has all the RUN commands. You can delete them from here. Using Start> Run> type in Regedit, navigate to this key and DELETE the items you want NOT to be listed.
As a test (second time), I deleted two items from the MRU list and rebooted. After the reboot everything left listed in the Start> Run menu (minus the two deleted entries) worked as intended. Added the two deleted items and they opened OK too.
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Posted November 29th, 2003 12:00
It involves editing your registry, and you should NOT attempt that until you understand a great deal more about your computer.
Until then, leave the items there; they will remove themselves, one at a time [first in, first out], once the list grows to its maximum number. I believe that the maximum is somewhere around 10; however I could be totally wrong about that.