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yet now it is gone completely , and with Add Toolbar I cannot add this oneAnyone got an idea how to fix this? I haven't really got the time to spare to do a complete reinstall of everything, and I'd like to browse through my open apps with more options than just alt-tab |
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Act your wage.
Joined: December 2001
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My first thought is that it sounds like what happens when you're Quick Launch menu is expanding across the entire taskbar. Do you have the bar locked/have you tried unlocking it? The apps must be loading there somewhere. Have you tried expanding it to 2 or more rows (drag it up)?
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Beware the G-Man
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If you posted a screen shot of the affected area it would/could help greatly. But what Muzi is saying is what I izz thinking.
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that was what it used to be doing, that's why I don't lock it anymore, but expanding the taskbar to max size doesn't even help find it - even closing the quick launch toolbar doesn't
![]() I think some registry setting is messed up or something... I need to know which one stores the taskbar settings.... |
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To quote U2....
"I still haven't found what I'm looking for"
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Act your wage.
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Good quote.
![]() Try putting your XP CD in and running sfc /scannow. |
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I'll try it, but I do believe 2 service packs will have changed some of those files...
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so far no solution found - muzikool's suggestion gave me a logfile the size of New York City's phonebook... looks like I will have to re-install everything from scratch... when will I find the time??? not this month for sure... so if anyone can help me fix it fast, I'd appreciate it...
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Good grief Charlie Brown
Joined: May 2002
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Originally Posted by Jozhik
What you need to do is grab your original XP cd then you slipstream SP2 into it. That will give you the latest files to scan with.
Do a forum or google search for slipstreaming xp. |
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Act your wage.
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I agree with Hipster. Slipstreaming is extremely fast and easy with nLite.
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There is no answer!
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have you tried putting the XP cd in booting the machine, letting it get to the install screen and selecting repair this XP drive (or whatever it says)?
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Found the solution elsewhere, and fixed it with the tool on this page:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm Happy me
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