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Rich Barry · Guest

David, imaging your drive back to the same partition usually presents very
little problems. Imaging to a different drive, different
partition usually results in difficulties. One major difficulty is Path
Variable changes. Programs are looking for C: and now it's
changed to L: Also if I remember correctly you cannot change the System
Drive/Partition Letter. So you will be stuck with
L: You can try a Repair Install after you imaging but if you go that
route you may as well just reinstall WinXP. Hopefully
you have a Slipstreamed WinXP + SP2 CD. If not there are many sites that
will instruct you on how to create one.
www.eldergeek.com comes to mind. Get AutoStreamer. Mucho easy with
that.
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Adams Qu [MSFT] · Guest

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| Based on my experience, we can use the "Apply to All Folders" button to
| accomplish this. Please refer to the following information:
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| Use the same view settings for all folders
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| You can apply the same view settings to all the folders on your computer.
| To apply the same view settings to all folders, follow these steps:
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| Double Click on one of the folder, click on View in the Menu bar->List.
| On the Tools menu, click Folder Options.
| On the View tab, click Apply to All Folders.
| Click Yes, and then click OK.
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| Note To reset all the folders to the default view settings, repeat these
| steps, but click Reset All Folders in step 3
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| For more information, please refer to the following KB article:
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| How to modify your folder view settings or to customize a folder
| http://support.microsoft.com/?id=812003
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| If you have any further question, please don't hesitate to let me know, I
| am glad to help.
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| Regards,
|
| Adams Qu
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hansv · Guest

right click on desktop
properties
desktop tab
click "Customize Desktop..."
Change Icon

that's it

Sandy · Guest

Wesley,

No that wasn't the fix. Still have ther up and down scroll keys next to the
application and I get to each application by using the scroll keys. Worst
thing is, is that I don't know how I got it.

Any other ideas welcome.

Regards

Sandy

"Wesley Vogel" wrote:

Guest

Is this the one you're talking about?
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/plus/screensavers.asp

On Mar 12, 11:51 am, "Shenan Stanley" <newshel...@gmail.com> wrote:

Shenan Stanley · Guest

JoanneS wrote:

D. Spencer Hines · Guest

It's an excellent screensaver for XP.

2.6 is the current version.

DSH

<snip>

< http://www.serenescreen.com/product/maquarium25/>

<snip>

Island Dog · Guest

Hello,

There could be a couple of reasons you are running into this problem. The
first thing is are you running the trial version, or registered version?

"Abattoir" wrote:

richie_ishere · Guest

I've tried both of the techniques described, and no icon for "show desktop"
shows up on the desktop. In both cases the computer tells me these files
already exist. But if they exist, why aren't they on my desktop?
--
Rich G

"Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com" wrote:

Jim · Guest

In March 2007 Jim <nomail@riomail.com> wrote the following:

Stan Brown · Guest

Sat, 21 Apr 2007 10:42:02 +0100 from Jim <nomail@riomail.com>:

John Murphy · Guest

GOOD ADVICE for EPSON PRINTER PURCHASERS WHO ARE RUNNING WINDOWS
VISTA!!!!!!!!!!

If you install the drivers from the CD provided, without taking some
precautions, you will have an unpleasant experience the next time you turn on
your computer. You will be unable to access the CD/DVD drive. Its icon will
have disappeared from the COMPUTER window. None of the software that uses it
will be able to find it.

The Arcsoft Photo Impression program interferes with the device driver, and
there is NO way to get the drive back without reinstalling the Windows
Operating System to Factory settings. I kid you not. This is not fun, since
you cannot do a backup because, catch 22, the CD/DVD Rom is what is missing!
Restoring to Factory setting wipes out all programs you have installed, and
all their data.

After going through the process several times, and following the excellent
advice in these pages,I was able to prove to my own satisfaction that it was
the printer software that was the culprit. Restoring the drive didn't solve
the problem, because it only worked when I deleted the printer drivers. I
had the option of having a CD/DVD drive or a printer, but not both. Finally,
I went to the Epson USA website, and found that there are fixes for the
problem.

Select the Drivers option, and download the recommended drivers for your
version of Windows. I am running Windows Vista Home Premium, and chose the
following drivers:
Epson Printer Driver V6.1aA
Epson Easy Print V3.10A
Twain Driver & Epson Scan Utility V2.92A

My experiments have led me to the conclusion that the software that
conflicts (in this case) with the cdrom.sys file is the Arcsoft Photo
Impression software.
If you choose to follow the instructions on the website and install Arcsoft
Photo Impression, you will also want to download the patch for that software,
which is on the same web page. I chose not to do that, and instead of
installing from the CD installed the drivers that I had downloaded, from my
hard drive. I did not install Arcsoft, because I have downloaded Picasa from
the Google World website, which also has a free update of Adobe Reader to
version 8.0. I really like the Picasa, and it is free, also.

I hope this will be helpful to those of you who are having the problem after
installing an Epson Printer. I am using the CX6000, and after doing this
fix, have both printer and CD/DVD Rom.

Dee · Guest

I have lost all my Icons on my computer!! I can't get them back and I don't
know how to do it. When I try to right click and push desktop create shortcut
they will not appear on my computer! How do I get them back? Need your help

"Ramesh, MS-MVP" wrote:

Bob I · Guest

Jim wrote: