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by netuser
by netuser
by sonnaccino
by sonnaccino
by sonnaccino
here is a good way to reset windows settigs to default (it works on the most screwed up windows!!!)
go into the registry - (search for regedit.exe)
then double click HKEY_CURRENT_USER
then double click Control Panel
then delete everything in the"appearance" key. to do that, double click appearance, then click on any item on the right and press DEL to delete it and choose yes if you are asked to delete the item. Keep doing this until all you see on the right is (default) and (value not set)
Now restart your computer and the changes will take effect.
or follow the above directions because they are correct as well.
by sonnaccino
here is a good way to reset windows settigs to default (it works on the most screwed up windows!!!)
go into the registry - (search for regedit.exe)
then double click HKEY_CURRENT_USER
then double click Control Panel
then delete everything in the"appearance" key. to do that, double click appearance, then click on any item on the right and press DEL to delete it and choose yes if you are asked to delete the item. Keep doing this until all you see on the right is (default) and (value not set)
Now restart your computer and the changes will take effect.
or follow the above directions because they are correct as well.
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