Call issues Hi , When i click phone icon it is first going into my tasks ..I dont understand why it is taking me to Tasks screen when i click Phone. Please suggest me how to change the settings as i am having this problem only when i click phone rest everything is fine. Thanks and Regards, Anil.

Click Start. Click Control Panel. Under Network and Internet, click View network status and tasks. On the left side of the screen, click Change adapter settings.Find the wireless icon, right click on it and choose Enable. This is presuming your'e using Win 7.

Either your system is really corrupted, or you've got a virus. The only think that comes to mind is to go to task manager, find explorer.exe and click End Process, then click File > New Task (Run...) and type explorer.exe. This will reload explorer and possibly fix the issue.

Press the middle button and click on 'end all' on the tasks running screen. If that does not solve your issue, try shutting the phone down, and removing the battery for 10 seconds, and then turn it back on.

Hi Jessica, on your "Desktop screen," [right / alt click] to open the shortcut menu, next select one of the choices for the "icon size, ie: Medium or Large. In the same "Desktop" shortcut menu click on "Personalize," in the next window, left "Tasks" area, select and open the "Adjust font size (DPI), change the size in the [DPI Scaling] window, select the "Default scale size (96 DPI)," or you can use the {Custom DPI...} below to change the size, to your preferences. If the suggestions helped, show your appreciation for the services by giving a "Helpful Rating" thank you for using "Fix' Ya."

Follow these steps to resolve the issue. Windows XP

1. On the Windows taskbar, click Start, and then click All Programs.
2. Click Accessories, and then click System Tools.
3. Click Scheduled Tasks. The Scheduled Tasks window opens.
4. Under Name, click and delete any task that starts with Webreg (for example, Webreg 20031218075500).
5. Close the Scheduled Tasks window.

Windows Vista

1. On the Windows taskbar, click the Windows icon ().
2. Right-click Computer, and then click Manage. The Computer Management window opens.
3. In the left pane, click the arrow next to Task Scheduler, and then click Task Scheduler Library.
4. Under Name, find and click any task that starts with Webreg (for example, Webreg 20031218075500).
5. In the Actions pane, click Delete.
6. In the Confirm delete dialog box, click Yes.
7. Close the Computer Management window.

Windows 7

1. On the Windows taskbar, click the Windows icon ().
2. Right-click Computer, and then click Manage. The Computer Management window opens.
3. In the left pane, click the arrow next to Task Scheduler, and then click Task Scheduler Library.
4. Under Name, find and click any task that starts with Webreg (for example, Webreg 20031218075500).
5. In the Actions pane, click Delete.
6. In the Task Scheduler dialog box, click Yes.
7. Close the Computer Management window.

Hi, you have to "Update Drivers" the system is like new so there are "Hardware and Software" items that have to be updated, and or "reinstalled." This what you need to do; click on the "start button," scroll to find "Windows Updates," open it and have it "scan" for updates. I will tell you now this may take a while, so you have to be very patient with the process. You will have alot of "stuff" that will need to be updated. Now! There is a more direct approach that you can take to focus on just the areas of immediate concern. "Internet Connection and Sound. First, for the "Sound," open the "Start Menu" select the Control Panel, in the next window, click on the "Hardware and Sound" category. Next select "Manage audio devices." In the "General" area, click on the Speaker Icon, when the "Properties" highlighted, click on it to open, click on the "Driver Button." Next, click on the "Update Driver" button. Note: Click on "Apply, OK, and Save ("if present?; this will make sure the application is completed correctly"). Go back to the "Control Panel" and choose the "Internet status and tasks," the wording made differ from systems being used, open the window, in the (left) Tasks area, choose "Diagnose and Repair" first! If all goes well, Great! If Not? Go back to the Control Panel and apply the different "Tasks," Note: "Always restart the computer after making changes to the computer so that the changes can take effect properly. "Rating the solution will let me know if it helped or you may need further assistance, thank you."

1.Go to control panel and click on personalization
2.On the left hand column of the 'personalization' screen you will get 'Tasks"
3. Under tasks click on - change desktop icons
4.check on the desktop icons you need.
5. click ok

Turn off PC and turn back on, while the PC is booting up and before it go to the windows, openly click the F8 key and you will see the safemode and click it. you need to tune up your PC. Here's how what to do. Click Start, go to Program, click accessories and then go to system tools, then click clean up or Defragment, then follow the instruction. If in case it doesn't work, by the system tools click the restore progrm and choose the date that your PC working good. ok

If there is a wireless icon on the Task Bar then right click on the icon and then click on Repair (this will get the wireless router to issue your computer with a new IP address)
If you don't have a Icon on the Task Bar then go to the Control Panel - Network Connection and right click on the Wireless connection and then Repair.
If this doesn't work, take a note of the error messages and give me the details, then I can give further instructions.

hi mikkk,
try the following.
1. right click on your desktop (blank screen ). go to arrange icons by--> check show desktop icons. this might fix the issue.
2. or in the task manager. go to file--> new task....Run "explorer.exe" ( type it without the inverted comas). this wud fix the issue.

hope to get rated as helpful.
regards.
bzoy