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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: --- England ---
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Hey there,
Can anyone tell me what the folowing means... When someone logs onto my computer using a Limited acount they get a wordpad file show up every time with the following text.. Quote:
And no this isnt spyware or anything. Thanks
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Woodland Hills, CA (suburb of Los Angeles)
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Hi AMD
Take a look at a suggested fix at Douglas Thrift's Computers Website. http://computers.douglasthrift.net/winxpfaq/ I'll paste the fix that applies to your computer here (your's seems to be the Shared Documents folder that has the .ini file with the problem) _______________________ "Note: If Notepad is opening a Desktop.ini file when you login, it is because a Desktop.ini file in your Startup folder has lost its Hidden and System attributes. You can use the following method, which is based on a newsgroup posting by Keith Miller (I have included his posting in Desktop_ini.zip), to fix this: Save Desktop_ini.zip to a folder on your computer. Go to the folder where you saved it and open it, then double click Desktop_ini.cmd. Wait for it to complete. That should fix your problem." ________________________ To find this quickly on the Douglas Thrift website, use that first link, then go to the section called "Special Folders", and look for the second of the two "Notes" in that section [you will see the exact same words as I pasted, with working links to the fix-it files]. See if that does the trick. . . . Gary Last edited by GaryRouth; 05-29-2006 at 03:04 AM. |
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Sorry i took so long to reply to this one,
It worked thanks for your help
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