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by bfilmfan
Have you scanned the system for malware and viruses?
And what do you mean not so strong system?
What other programs are running in the background?
Generally if you are experiencing desktop icon issues you are low on system resources or have a virus or malware issue.
by irctrix
I Did end up having a trojan on my system none of my scanners were catching even when update. I ended up buying and downloading noadaware v3.0 and cleared most everything up the rest were registry issues. TY for the adivce.
by irctrix
by thechas
Your resource manager program may be part of your problem.
I have tried a few memory managers and was not happy with the results.
128MB of RAM should be sufficient for Me.
It would not hurt to add another 64MB to 256MB.
If you installed the resource manager in response to Windows problems, what you have is a memory leak.
The only way I have successfully repaired memory leaks is by doing a fresh clean installation of Windows.
A couple of things you can try first though:
Check for an updated video driver.
If you have installed DirectX 8 or 9, and / or Internet Explorer 6, you likely need to also update your video driver.
Next, run a registry cleaner.
Either Norton Win Doctor, or V-Com Fix-It.
Still, I think the "fix" for your problem is going to be a fresh installation of Windows.
Chas
by irctrix
I ended up running my personal registry cleaner and regedit as i know my way around the registry rather well and can avoid problems or fix em if i do cause em. Everything else u suggested i already had taken care of. Ty for the reply
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