Hi ,
Some recent changement has occured on your pc ( updates , dowloads , new software ... ) . Try restoring your computer to an earlier time .
Some kind of malware could have infected your OS . Install and run Malwarebytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/lp4/?gclid=CMCHo6XkssACFVGWtAodVDsAFA . The free version will do .
Make a deep scan of your system with a good antivirus programme . Some free programmes like AVAST! are efficient enough in most of the cases : http://www.avast.com/en-us/index
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ok you have a virus probably turn off you pc and press f8 and choose safe mode with network it will let you in into windows everything will look out of place, but that's ok go on the internet and download nod32 the trial version once install do a smart scan that should take care of some viruses... after scan is completed restart your pc...good luck ...tekgods.com
For easy usage you can now create icon for shutdown and restart on desktop.
Right click on desktop in that do to new and then select shortcut. Now you will get create shortcut window will appear. I this you will see one text box for select the location of the item. In that place you need to write "shutdown -s -t 00" without double quotes. and click next. Here you will find the option t rename that icon. after that click on finish.your shortcut is ready on your desktop. This icon for shutdown. If you want to create icon for restart.Follow the same steps above and in the of location of item write "shutdown -r -t 00" without double quotes..
Create a Shortcut to Eject the CD/DVD Drive Right-click on the desktop or elsewhere and choose New \ Shortcut. In the location box, put the full path to the nircmd.exe file that you downloaded, and append the "cdrom open" command to the end of it, adjusting the drive letter to match your disc drive: "C:\path\to\nircmd.exe" cdrom open D: Note the location of the quotes.. if you are using a path with spaces in it, you need to make sure the quotes are only around the path to the executable, and the arguments should be placed after the quote. Give the shortcut a meaningful name, like Eject CD or something like that, and you'll have a new icon (read below on how to use the cd-rom icon as shown) Create a Shortcut to Close the CD/DVD Drive You can follow the same exact instructions as above, but instead of "cdrom open" just substitute "cdrom close". Assign a Hotkey to the Shortcut Now that we have a shortcut, we can assign a hotkey to the shortcut by right-clicking on the icon and choosing Properties. On the Shortcut tab you'll see a place to assign the Shortcut key:
make sure you have enough RAM your computer might be running over its limits putting to much strain on the cpu causing memory dump
click start right click on my computer you should see your drive usually C: select properties click tools check now tick both boxes automatically fix files and scan for and attempt recovery on any bad sectors or you could tick one box and wait until its finished then return and tick the other box then select check now start should schedule this task when restart do not do anything while the chkdsk utility is in progress any input may damage your computer also download a computer opimiser http://download.cnet.com/toolwiz-care/3000-2086_4-75610754.html Freeware utility Speed up slow PC with system checkup, system cleanup, system speedup, and other optimization suites.
Click the start button and in "Start Search" text box type open office.
If it has been installed it will show up in the search list.
Right Click the icon and a sub menu will appear. From the sub menu hover mouse over "Send To" and options will appear to the right. select "Desktop (create shortcut)".
Desktop icon should now appear from which you can run Open Office.
Congratulations on using Open Source alternative to MS Office!
Hope this helps.
Hi dear,
Create Icons for Shutdown and Reboot
If you find it annoying to access the Start Menu for shutting down or rebooting the computer, create a shutdown and reboot icon for the desktop. Desktop Shutdown Icon
Right click on the desktop Click [New] [Shortcut] to open the Create Shortcut Wizard Type [shutdown -s -t 00] without the brackets. Click [Next] and type a descriptive name of your choosing for the shortcut Click [Finish]
Add a bit of class to the shortcut by assigning it a custom icon. Right click the shortcut, click [Properties] and select the [Shortcut] tab. Click [Change Icon] and select from the icons that are displayed. Desktop Reboot Icon
Right click on the desktop Click [New] [Shortcut] to open the Create Shortcut Wizard Type [shutdown -r -t 00] without the brackets. Click [Next] and type a descriptive name of your choosing for the shortcut Click [Finish]
Add a bit of class to the shortcut by assigning it a custom icon. Right click the shortcut, click [Properties] and select the [Shortcut] tab. Click [Change Icon] and select from the icons that are displayed. A Final Note:
If you happen to be as fanatical as I am about having nothing on the desktop, drag the new icons into the Quick Launch area of the Taskbar.
then use it.
if not resolve it
then use following step ;-
click on start then go to RUN and type SFC /SCANNOW
press enter
this command recover all windows lost files, if it will ask windows CD then enter the windows disk.
Do a search for Iexplore.exe thru the search function in your start menu. If it finds the program, right click on the icon to send to desktop (create shortcut). That should take care of the issue.
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