Any way to quickly and in one easy step restore *everything* back to windows xp defaults? gracias
Christopher Lee
Take it to the supreme court? Still puzzled, tho... why not ask Stardock? They own this site, etc.
I am a new user of the Object Desktop software. I completed my purchase and dutifully downloaded the Stardock Central appliction, which, when launched, allowed me to download the individual components (DesktopX, WindowBlinds, ObjectBar, Winstyles, etc). When I looked at the Program entries in my WinXP start menu, I saw an entry for Stardock which included one item: Stardock Central. I saw another bucket for Object Desktop, which apparently includes the individual apps. Yesterda
KarmaGirl... Thanks again for your suggestions. My system appears to be back on track. I was able to follow most of your suggestions except one: you advise that I "Find out what theme is shown in the default theme (in the desktopx directory) and delete the default theme and the theme (as it will most likely aslo sit on it's own). Then double click on a different theme in that folder. (The desktopX folder should be located in program files>Stardock> Stardock Central)" <br
Angie, thanks -- yes indeed I did get your email this morning. Thanks for the clear description of suggested next steps; I will try them later today. I did try the chat boards within Stardock Central, but it was way over my head. I will keep Kris's email handy. I assume from your note that I have not experienced any irreparable damage to my system (good) and that I should be able to re-install both DesktopX and WindowBlinds from within Stardock Central. Correct? Once t
Karma Girl - I bought/installed stardock centerl *yesterday* and used that application to install windowblinds, desktopX, and the rest. I'm at work now and can't verify version numbers. All the most recent stuff, though. The DesktopX issue - can't resolve it by using the program to delete themes; every time I run the program I get the error message described. All was installed on a *brand new* clean install of windows XP pro. Current status: this morning before coming
purchased the whole kit & kaboodle yesterday and installed it into a clean winXP Pro system. upon using DesktopX I get the following behavior: - an error box titled "DesktopX.exe - No Disk" pops up, and states "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive\harddisk\DR2", with the options to "cancel", "try again" and "continue". (I don't have any such drive or address on my system!) - clicking any of these buttons returns you to the same dialog box, and forces yo