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Right click on one of them, and click on Properties. Next, what does it say for "Type" in the "General" tab? This will help to verify what file types these are happening with.
Right click on one of them, and click on Properties. Next, what does it say for "Type" in the "General" tab? This will help to verify what file types these are happening with.
It says "type of file: iTunes music player (.lnk)
You might want to try this:
Click Start Menu, and then type regedit in the Start Search and press ENTER. Navigate to the following registry branch:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.lnk
Click on the arrow to expand it and delete the sub-key named UserChoice. Exit from Registry Editor.
Reboot
Last edited by Brink; 02 Sep 2013 at 11:59. Reason: missed a slash as the end
Very quick solution assuming you have not made or created any documents recently since your friend messed with the computer. This will undo anything since that time he messed with it. If you have copied new music or whatever or added a document this will undo it.
I would recommend backing up your profile, doing the restore on your profile and then copying any files over that are now missing. Quickest way to do this.
Restore your profile using previous versions. Previous Versions - Restore Files and Folders
Go to click computer-C drive-users-Right click your account name for windows (username) and choose restore previous versions. Or properties-then previous versions. Choose the date before your friend messed with your computer. Click restore. Problem solved.
Also, in the future always make friends or family that want to borrow the computer use the guest account!
Guest Account - Turn On or Off
Last edited by Brink; 02 Sep 2013 at 11:59. Reason: missed a slash as the end
If you are logged in as another user does the same thing happen?
I found it! And after rebooting everything went back to normal! Thank you xunile! And everyone else that helped! You guys are lifesavers!
-Coastal Wave