Maybe as an administrator run gpedit.msc , from the Run command .. go to; User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar. There, you should see something saying "Remove Balloon Tips on Start Menu Items".

Right click the start button, choose properties ... then proably another button to get the list of options... Uncheck the Scroll Programs ... is what you seek if it were xp. Think ME was same. Smooth fronts in xp is right click desktop, choose properties,,, its a display item.

Anybody can add a tag to your photos too in case they recognize an item in the photo. Kind of scary, especially when vendors try to put their name on an item that is similar to one in the picture. My arabesque tiles come to mind in particular. As you may recall, the beveled arabesque is quite different than a flat one and it has a whole other dimension to the tile, but there have been tile vendors putting their tag on it saying that they sell it also. I have been able to get incorrect info removed. Another big one is the paint color! There are a few so called experts who are always saying "A similar color to the paint color is ______". That is frustrating because they are not right a lot of the time. That's why on my photos I always try to give as much information as possible in the description, and not have people rely on those tags.

Although everything sounds good, I'd tweak it some. I do think you need some more variety; you have so many sweet dishes and drinks, mostly high-carb items (so many women avoid them), two breads, and zero vegetables, except the spinach in the quiche. I'd eliminate either the muffins or the scones and add a green salad and possibly a vegetable dish, too. Roasted vegetables are super easy to make in advance, are fine served at room temperature, and very colorful: different colored peppers, purple onions, acorn or butternut squash crescents, asparagus, eggplant, etc. One other possible issue: you have two main dishes, and both contain eggs and meat. If you have anyone who is vegan, vegetarian, kosher, or halal, they will have nothing to eat as a "main" but cheese (except the vegan!), grapes, and sweets -- so double check your guest list.