win7 problem


  1. aw22
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Service Pack 1
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    win7 problem


    Well I dont see my Desktop icons anylonger, just ~2hour ago I saw my desktop icons. But now I dont see my icons, but when I went to "User\...\Desktop" here was my desktop shortcut still left...
    Well I tryed system recovery but I got somekind error, like I had anti-virus on and when I took it off and tryed again I got same error again.

    and I also have somekind Microsoft .NET Framework error some times... its like five time a day... dont know how to fix it myself.

    pls help:)
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  3. Jacee
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
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    Are you running Windows7 Ultimate RC or RTM?
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  4. aw22
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    well.. im running 64bit windows7 ultimate..
    but whats "RC" and "RTM"?
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  6. Jacee
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    One is the 'Release Candidate' the other is 'Release To Manufacture'. What is the version number you have?
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  7. aw22
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    version: 6.1.7600 Build 7600
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  8. Kari
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    Moi aw22. Klikkaa hiiren oikeaa painiketta tyhjällä työpöydällä ja valitse valikosta Näytä työpöydän kuvakkeet (tai jotain sinnepäin, en muista mitä se suomenkielisessä Windowsissa on).

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    Right click on the desktop, choose View, check that Show Desktop Icons is chosen.

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  10. aw22
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    my windows 7 is in english

    And thx for help
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  11. aw22
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    well.. can someone tell me how can I fix this Microsoft .NET Framework error..
    screeshot of it:
    Last edited by aw22; 04 Oct 2009 at 14:38.
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