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It's the first time I see this happen! Using XP SP2, when I click on "start", then on "all programs", I see only folders, and not all the programs installed. I also see an icon "my computer". If I click on the panel control, and then on "add/remove programs", I see many programs that don't create a folder and are not listed in the start menu.
I launched an "Windows installation/repair" but nothing has changed.
I'll try to wipe everything again and reinstall everything, but in the mean time, if someone could lead me to the answer, I'll really appreciate.
Thanks for your help, but I forgot to say that it was a fresh install!
I wiped everything off, change the memory chips, and reinstalled everything and it worked right for me. I was so suprised that a "windows install/repair" didn't fix the problem that I then suspected the ram...
I found this site today and I'm glad I did. There seem to be a lot a good people around! Thanks again.....Thanks for your help, but I forgot to say that it was a fresh install!
I wiped everything off, change the memory chips, and reinstalled everything and it worked right for me. I was so suprised that a "windows install/repair" didn't fix the problem that I then suspected the ram...
I found this site today and I'm glad I did. There seem to be a lot a good people around! Thanks again.....
AnonymousMar 28, 2014
programs are gone and system error pops upprograms are gone and system error pops up
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Very simple.just switch of your ur machine and boot from safe mode after windows has finish loading in safe mode go to system restore and go to the last system restoration you do and follow up the steps.
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Right-click on your start menu, and go to properties. There on the start menu tab you should see a customize button. In there you should be able to modify your start menu. Not sure what OS you are using but these instructions are for windows xp...
Welcome to Fixya. Have you tried running the software in Compatibility Mode? Depending on your version of Windows 7, you may have the ability to run it in Compatibility Mode. Try right-clicking on the Photo Explosion shortcut that is on your Desktop. Then, go to Properties from the pop-up menu. Then, select the Compatibility tab. On that tab, put a check next to "Run the program in compatibility mode for:". Then, select Windows XP SP2. Click on the OK button to save this setting. Finally, try launching the program again.
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What Operating System (Windows XP, Vista, 7) are you using? You can try to do a System Restore to go back to a previous date prior to the problem.
To do System Restore in XP:
1.) Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click System Restore. 2.) On the Welcome to System Restore page, click to select the Restore my computer to an earlier time option, and then click Next. 3.) On the Select a Restore Point page, click the most recent system restore point in the On this list, click a restore point list, and then click Next. 4.) On the Confirm Restore Point Selection page, click Next. System Restore restores the previous Windows XP configuration, and then restarts the computer. 5.) Log in to the computer. Then click OK on the System Restore Restoration Complete page.
To do System Restore in Vista and 7:
1.) Type restore into the Start menu search box, and you'll immediately see System Restore at the top of the start menu. Click it. 2.) Click one of the restore point, and you will have to confirm and then restart your computer to roll the system back.
Click the Windows "Start" menu and click the "Control Panel. Double-click "Add or Remove Programs" to launch the programs list if you are using Windows XP. For Windows Vista and 7 users, launch the programs list by clicking "Programs" and clicking "Programs and Features." Scroll down and click "K9 Web Filter." Click "Remove/Uninstall." Click "Continue" on the Uninstall dialog box. Select "Yes" to uninstall K9 Web Protection. Type your K9 password and complete the uninstall. When prompted, restart your computer.
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In Windows, how do I uninstall programs?
Using the Add/Remove Programs control panel
The Add/Remove Programs control panel in Windows makes it easier to uninstall programs. Follow the appropriate instructions below to use this control panel.
Windows 7
From the Start menu, select Control Panel.
In Large or Small icon view, click Programs and Features. If you're using Category view, under "Programs", click Uninstall a program.
Select the program you want to remove, and click Uninstall. Alternatively, right-click the program and select Uninstall.
Windows Vista
From the Start menu, select Control Panel.
In Classic View, double-click Programs and Features. If using the Control Panel Home view, under "Programs", click Uninstall a program.
Select the program you want to remove, and click Uninstall. Alternatively, right-click the program and select Uninstall.
Windows XP in the default XP view
From the Start Menu, select Control Panel.
Click the Add or Remove Programs icon.
Select the program you wish to remove and click Remove.
Windows XP in Classic View and 2000
From the Start menu, select Settings, and then Control Panel.
Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
Select the program you wish to remove and click Add/Remove.
Using the Uninstall program from the Start menu
If the program you wish to uninstall is not listed among the installed programs, an uninstall program for that item might be available on the Start menu. To look for such an option:
From the Start menu, select Programs or All Programs.
Find the folder for the program you wish to uninstall and highlight it.
In many cases, on the menu that appears, you will see an uninstall option.
Please let me know how this works out for you...
Thank you
Jon
The print settings can be different for different programs. Open Excel and in the File menu, choose Page Setup. Click on Options, and towards the bottom is a setting that says Copies. Change this to "1" and hit OK, and you should be fine.
Thanks for your help, but I forgot to say that it was a fresh install!
I wiped everything off, change the memory chips, and reinstalled everything and it worked right for me. I was so suprised that a "windows install/repair" didn't fix the problem that I then suspected the ram...
I found this site today and I'm glad I did. There seem to be a lot a good people around! Thanks again.....
programs are gone and system error pops up
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