kongit

kongit

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alright I am mad. I had gotten all references to windowblinds off of my computer. I have returned everything back to it original pristine state. Now after restarting and making sure everything was in order I reinstalled window blinds. The buttons came up in the same damn place in the themes tab instead of the appearences. I don't how it will affect how windowblinds works (the random crashing of it and returning to classic mode) but it doesnt' look good from where I am sitting. I am

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it keeps all data and installed programs as they where so whatever was dkined it is still dinked.. Yes, but thoughtfully enough I erased the programs/data from hardrive. If it was important I would have left in a place where it couldn't have gotten dinked.

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let me comment more on the reinstall upgrade vs. system restore. With it I have succesfully restored my system before. I know it replaces system files because I had changed my shell32 and it was back to the original afterwords. I would rather have clean systemfiles the to use system restore. For the other problems that might occur, If i let them happen and the system restore could of fixed then shame on me, but I wanted the several gigs it was taking up back. I know you can set it on lesse

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no, i didn't reformat because it was actually considered an upgrade. I think it just relpaces the systemfiles. Its an option you have when you choose to reinstall windows. I guess it didn't though. I can't restore because I turned that off. With the aformentioned reinstall/upgrade it fixes things like systemfile corruption and registry problems. Now I have gotten rid of the buttons by scrubbing the registry of all things dealing with windowblinds. I also put back the original uxth

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hmmm. that might be it Esscay, let me go and check. I thought it got replaced during my windows reinstall because it stopped working, but it might have not and the newer windowblinds is messing with it.

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what I really don't understand is why those buttons even exist considering at the time of the screenshot windowblinds wasn't even installed, and I had rebooted after uninstalling it.

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I was trying to help kona convert a msstyle to windowblind and my windowblind decided to up and quit. It would start and put on the blind and about five seconds later, it takes it off and goes back to classic mode. Its been doing this for a while, but never this badly. So I uninstalled it. Now look what has happened. Please help.

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I was bumming around on the internet looking to fix a little problem of mine, and ran across some information about how your rpc could have been hacked. It looks like the safest thing to do is reformat. If you don't there is a good chance that the virus is elsewhere on your system and will come back. You could try to save some of your files, but you run the chance of the virus being in them too. Since you said that you had all of the popups at once, I think that a) you didn't have your firew

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I heard recovery console takes like a day to do. you heard wrong. It takes about 25 minutes to install and once its installed you have the option to start into that insted of windows during boot. Recovery console is part of windows xp. you can install it from the disk. all it does is act like you had put in a dos boot disk. And Çërêb

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dell sends a good cd out with their pcs. I have one and it should work for you. Another thing that you should do is install the recovery console once you get everything back and running. Its just about the same as dos and it acts as its own operating system.

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