Maintain your folders or remove program folders or even setup a more organized menu system.

1. Press Start, Settings, Task bar & Start menu

In the check boxes we can setup Win98 more to our own style.

Always On top - When ever the task bar is activate it makes the status bar on top of anything in the way

Auto hide - Drops task bar down until mouse is  drag to the bottom of screen then task bar pops up.

Show small icons - Display icons small

Show Clock - Clock appears in right task bar at bottom right.

Click on START MENU PROGRAMS tab. We can Add or Remove programs. The advance button allows to add and remove but also lets us move our folders around

We clicked REMOVE This allows you to remove folders from windows. Keep in mind it doesn't remove the files from the hard drive. It only removes the folder out of windows for a cleaner look. Only Remove what you have no use for.

You should always remove any programs from inside the control panel where it says add/remove programs. Getting the hang of this helps you organize your folder though. If you had 27 games listed would it make more sense to CREATE a new folder called games then drag and drop these 27 games in there. This way when you click programs you don't have this LARGE list opening up. Organize your folders and windows will run faster and allow you too find things quicker.

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