Hello please help i know it is not very important but still, anyway i am having problems with the calendar gagdets on my netbook that runs windows 7 starter edition every calendar i download and install is blank and i dont understand why. I have only had this netbook since christmas and they were workin when i first had it. Help asap will be much appreciated.
First, Welcome to the Seven Forums
Now a question: What else have you added to the Netbook besides the calendars. There is a chance that something you added is causing the problem. One thing that you might try is to restore your system back to its original state. Do this by going into the "Start Menu", then click on "Accessories" next on "System Tools" then on "Restore System." Choose a restore point then click to "Restore."
If this doesn't help please come back, and we'll see what more can be done. Good Luck :)
Hi Davee93, Welcome to SF,Hello please help i know it is not very important but still, anyway i am having problems with the calendar gagdets on my netbook that runs windows 7 starter edition every calendar i download and install is blank and i dont understand why. I have only had this netbook since christmas and they were workin when i first had it. Help asap will be much appreciated.
I suspect the issue is with vbscript Registering the vbscript.dll file from an admin. Command Prompt might fixes the problem.
1, Go to Start > Under start search Type cmd
2, Right Click on cmd then Run as administrator
3, regsvr32.exe vbscript.dll
4, Make sure the Gadget is closed when you do this
5, Open it then see whether the Calendar is visible
Hope this helps
Sorry to trouble you but i have tried both methods and none of which have solved the problem.
i have the same problem.
there is a conflict between calendar gadget and ie9.
i solved it myself by uninstalling ie9 because i already dont use it.
if you are using ie9 you have to give up using calendar gadget. there is no fix for it yet.
It might also be solved using this method:
Gadgets not Displaying Correctly in Windows 7 - Fix
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