How To Display Administrative Tools on the Windows 7 Start Menu

Step 1 : Right-click Start, and then click Properties.The Taskbar And Start Menu Properties dialog box is displayed with the Start Menu tab selected by default.

 Step 2 : Click Customize.Scroll down the list until you can see the System Administrative Tools heading. 


 Step 3: At this point, you have two options:
If you want to display the Administrative Tools menu as a submenu of the All Programs menu, select Display On The All Programs Menu.
If you want to display the Administrative Tools menu directly on the Start menu and as a submenu of the All Programs menu, select Display On The All Programs Menu And The Start Menu.

 Step 4 : Click OK twice. 

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