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To re-create the Show Desktop icon on the Quick Launch toolbar, follow these steps....
1. Use any text editor (such as Notepad) to create a file with the following lines: [Shell] Command=2 IconFile=explorer.exe,3 [Taskbar] Command=ToggleDesktop 2. Save the new file as a file named Show Desktop.scf in the WindowsSystem or WinntSystem32 folder. Note that Notepad may automatically append a .txt extension to the file name. Remove this extension if Notepad adds it. These steps do not work if the file is named Show Desktop.scf.txt. 3. Quit Notepad. 4. Using Windows Explorer or My Computer, right-click the Show Desktop .scf file, and then click Create Shortcut. 5. Copy the new shortcut to the appropriate folder. In Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows 98, copy the shortcut to this folder: WindowsApplication DataMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick Launch In Microsoft Windows NT or Microsoft Windows 2000, copy the shortcut to this folder: WinNTSystem32 In Microsoft Windows XP, copy the shortcut to the following folder: WINDOWSSystem32ConfigSystemprofileApplication DataMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick Launch 6. Rename the shortcut to Desktop. The Show Desktop icon automatically appears on the Quick Launch toolbar. --------------------------- Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/190355/EN-US/
Get back the Quick Launch bar
Windows 7's new taskbar functions as a program launcher as well as
task switcher. As a result, the old Quick Launch bar, the area on the
left side of the taskbar that contained shortcuts for frequently used
programs, has been banished. However, if you really miss the little
applet, you can add it back. Here's how to do it:
1. Right-click the taskbar and choose Toolbars --> New Toolbar.
2 . You'll be asked to select a folder for where the new toolbar
should live. In the Folder text box at the bottom of the dialog box,
enter this text:
%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch
After you do that, click Select Folder. A link for the Quick Launch
bar will be added to the taskbar. It will be on the right of the
taskbar, just to the left of the Notification area.
It's not particularly useful docked all the way to the right with no
application icons showing, so we're going to have to do a bit of work
on it to make it useful. Right-click the taskbar and, in the pop-up
menu, remove the check next to "Lock the taskbar." Now right-click
Quick Launch and remove the checks next to Show Text and Show Title.
Once you've done that, drag the vertical triple dotted line next to
the Quick Launch bar to the left until you expose its icons. To prevent
further changes, right-click the taskbar and check Lock the taskbar.
You can now use the Quick Launch bar as you could in Windows XP and
Vista, including adding icons to it and deleting them.
Which operating system ????... Click start look for your printer right click select send to desktop to create shortcut or there might be an option to add to taskbar/toolbar
I have found that the best way to adjust your mouse settings is to create a control panel in your bottom toolbar scroll to the bottom of your screen right click you will see an array of options select the toolbar option then select desktop then you will see the desktop in the bottom toolbar select the 2 >>arrow heads then all control panel items then select mouse this is in WINDOWS 7 and windows 8 once you open the mouse you will see mouse and keyboard center link mid page click on that to change your mouse right click in XP you will have to select the new toolbar option once you have that a browse option select my computer then control panel then a control panel option will be in the bottom toolbar Click start right click on my computer select properties device manager control scroll to mice and pointing devices you might see a yellow question mark? right update driver Click on >> control panel all control panel items mouse you should see 4 tabs buttons pointers pointer options and hardware under hardware you have options to troubleshoot also you can select properties under driver you will have the options update driver rollback driver or uninstall in xp. In windows 7 click start control panel hardware and sound mouse you will see the same tabs and options as with xp Hope this helps.
If you want to know what this is the error code is related to
Click start control panel administrative tools computer management then select event viewer this may vary depending on what operating system you have extend the events there you will see errors in red you will no what exactly what the error was and at what time it occured or click start type in event viewer pressENTER you might be able work your way through the problem
Create the menu tab on your homepage right click in the top toolbar you should see a number of toolbar options select the menu tab which will add File Edit View Favorites Tools and Help click on the tools at the bottom of the drop down list will be internet options or click start control panel internet options you will see a home page box To Create Page Tabs type each adress on its own line (type in yahoo.com) or you preferred home pageand browser below that will be change search defaults click on settings you will see all search providers toolbar extensions and Accelerators you have if dont need any of them you can disable or remove them
If it is in your browser window, right click in empty space at the top to open your toolbar control panel. deselect it if listed. (If it is listed then open Tools, Addons and uninstall it here.)
If it is in the Windows Taskbar, again right click in its empty space. Select Toolbars and deselect.
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