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LAPTOP PROBLEM

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Dear Friends,

When I turn on my laptop I cannot see my desktop items. It finish up with clear screen with wall paper. There is nothing in the desktop.

 

Could anyone help me with this problem please write me back at ghimire_suman@hotmail.com

 

bye

suman

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Right click on your desktop and select Properties.

 

Under the Desktop tab, select Customize Desktop.

 

Then just select the icon you want by add a tick beside each one.

 

Hope this helps.

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Sorry bro,

Nothing comes when I click right mouse. But I can use the computer through trask bar menu and pressing new task.

 

any more idea r welcomed.

bye

suman

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Suman bro

 

It sounds like your laptop is infected with virus. There is a way to solve it.. but you did not mention what Operating system you are using..

 

Anyway... we can try this....

 

Start your laptop

Press F8 to go to safe mode

Select safe mode with the ms-dos option.

Then go to c:\winnt\system32 (just type cd winnt\system32 and press enter)

Delete explorer.exe file. You can simply use command (del explorer.exe)

Reboot your laptop

 

Let me know what happens...

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If you are using Windows XP on your laptop and its not infected with virus then this might help you.

 

Right click on your dekstop and then select Arrange Icons By and then click on Show Dekstop Icons.

 

 

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QUOTE (sumanghimire @ Aug 23 2003, 06:15 AM)
himal jee,
I Will try your tip. Any way I am using Window 2000 OS.

thanks
suman

Suman bro

 

You said you can't see any thing in your desktop but can go to task manager.... then it can be caused by Trojan Horse, it may not be detected by Anti-virus software.

It will be difficult for you to remove starting Windows 2000 because it starts on startup process....... so you won't be able to.

 

I am not saying it can not be done but it will longer process than the one I am asking you to do...

 

When you start your computer

press F8

Select safe mode with command prompt

you will see Windows 2000 professional selected

Just press enter

Then it will ask you your username and password

logon

you will see C:

just type cd winnt\system32

press enter - make sure prompt is C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32>

type del explorer.exe

press enter

 

If it could not find explorer.exe let me know there could be other files or script on your computer....I will send you a list of files that you have to look for... and you have to delete.

 

As Puter said as long as Hard drive is FAT partition...Don't worry about what file system you are using whether FAT or NTFS works for both. You can do it if is NTFS partition also.

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QUOTE (PuTer @ Aug 23 2003, 06:49 PM)
Ooops!!!!

Himal Jee,

Can we access NTFS file system from DOS? I never tried, I thought we cannot use NTFS using DOS.

You can't access NTFS partition using DOS.

 

but Select safe mode with command prompt doesn't mean it is pure DOS so it can read both NTFS and FAT. wink.gif

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