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by dmiles
Run scan disk on the drive for any errors
Run the anti-virus to check for viruses
Clear the temp files folders and delete the history
You may want to defragment the hard drive
by jperazzo
Thank you, I ran all suggested.
I think the clincher was in the display properties. I unchecked : view my Active Desktop as a web page and the problem went away.
Thanks again,
John
by vinnyd
If you have wallpaper or a special background set for windows. Remove them.
I have seen people using very high resolution bitmaps as wallpaper that makes windows do that!
by jperazzo
Thank you, I ran all suggested.
I think the clincher was in the display properties. I unchecked : view my Active Desktop as a web page and the problem went away.
Thanks again,
John
Probably because you're short on memory.
Cheers,
Tim.
by jperazzo
Thank you, I ran all suggested.
I think the clincher was in the display properties. I unchecked : view my Active Desktop as a web page and the problem went away.
Thanks again,
John
by jperazzo
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