Problems with my icons in deskop

hi
try to see if you have a reset hole in the back or sides if not then try to reconect the battary or to empty the battary .

Amanda,
You need to carefully try to remove the plastic frame around the outside edge of the inside of the door and hopefully that should expose the screws that you need to tighten for the handle. I say carefully because that frame can be very expensive to replace if you break it. It is currently listing on Sears site for $95!

there is a metal frame around the front side of the device...
inside this frame , there is a plastic piece gluede over the front side.... you can try to remove this whole front side, which includes the cover of the screen.. (its the whole front side inside the metal frame)... after you unglue this you can see the screws....
this system is stupid... you cant figure it out before you break the device frame...
anyways.. good luck

Right click on your desktop, and from the selections that pop up, select "view". That should bring up a secondary list. What you need to do is make sure that there is a checkmark next to "Show Desktop Icons". Also make sure your taskbar is not being "Auto-hid". Bring your cursor as far down as it will go toward the bottom of the screen and see if a "new" taskbar raises up-it means that "auto-hide the taskbar" has been selected. (These are signs that someone has pulled a prank on you and you are looking at a screenshot on your desktop.)

Hope this helps.

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Go to Paslode website and get the parts breakdown/schematic. Making sure that everything is right way. This problem is a tad tricky. Trick is don't get mad or discouraged. The gun will win. Lemme know if you need anymore help. Pleas rate me.

try doing a microsoft update in custom mode and see if any hardware drivers are found, you may get lucky and it will do it for you, otherwise you need to find out what kind of sound card you have and then go to the manufacturers webpage and download their drivers and install them.

To get a good start, you reformat the frame's internal memory by following the steps below: 1. Click on the "Macintosh HD" icon. 2. Click on "Applications". 3. Click on "Utilities". 4. Click on "Disk Utility". 5. "Kodak" drive should be in the list showing a white drive icon 6. Click that icon and select “Erase”. 7. Select the “MS-DOS file system (FAT16)” option and give it a volume name e.g. "Kodak". The format will begin when you click the “Erase” button below. 8. Try to copy the files to the re-formatted internal memory of the frame. 1. Click on the "Macintosh HD" icon. 2. Click on "Applications". 3. Click on "Utilities". 4. Click on "Disk Utility". 5. "Kodak" drive should be in the list showing a white drive icon 6. Click that icon and select “Erase”. 7. Select the “MS-DOS file system (FAT16)” option and give it a volume name e.g. "Kodak". The format will begin when you click the “Erase” button below. 8. Try to copy the files to the re-formatted internal memory of the frame. Forget about using any software. Once you connected your frame onto your Macintosh, it will appear as a white drive icon on the desktop. You can copy pictures “drag and drop” from iPhoto to the frame. Just make sure that the pictures you will be copying are in JPEG or EXIF format.

Hi,

Are all you icons at the desktop also gone and are now links but will not open?

If yes pls post back that we can provide you with the solution.

Kind regards.