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by andrew.linde Accepted solution
by tecminn Accepted solution
start/run/msconfig
I would start with unchecking programs that start when the computer starts. It is possible that a program is starting up when the 'puter starts and if you disable it from starting you will be able to keep your desktop as is.
There is this really neat utility but I cannot remember the name of it. It makes choosing what programs to choose very easy. If you would like me to find out the name of it please let me know. I have it on my hard drive somewhere.
Carol
by tecminn Accepted solution
That is the name of the little utility.
It is totally free and you can download it by going here:
http://www.windowsstartup.com/
Carol
by eduardo (pt) Accepted solution
Well there can be a lot of reasons for that to happen, and trough that description is hard to tell.
Anyway, I suggest you to run "System Restore", so you can restore your system back to a point where it was working fine.
I think that's the easiest solution.
by andrew.linde Accepted solution
by tecminn Accepted solution
Are there any Event ID's that correlate with the crash?
Carol
by eduardo (pt) Accepted solution
Did those crashes started to happen immediatly after you:
- installed any program or plugin?
- downloaded a file?
- changed a "Display Properties" setting?
- while you were away, drinking coffee?
- other?
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