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From: mrakheel on 29 Apr 2010 03:50

*-Hi, My name is Mr Akheel Ahmed. i have a trick for the people who are
facing problem "Desktop not showing on startup/Sys Loads.

Try This trick: Restart your system, when system load and blue screen
appear open TASK MANAGER (Ctrl + Alt + Del), Now select NEW TASK option,
in the text box write there EXPLORER and OK. Problem Solved....-*


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From: Shenan Stanley on 29 Apr 2010 08:15
mrakheel wrote:
> *-Hi, My name is Mr Akheel Ahmed. i have a trick for the people who
> are facing problem "Desktop not showing on startup/Sys Loads.
>
> Try This trick: Restart your system, when system load and blue
> screen appear open TASK MANAGER (Ctrl + Alt + Del), Now select NEW
> TASK option, in the text box write there EXPLORER and OK. Problem
> Solved....-*

I would not say that is a solution - maybe a work-around. If it happens
again - you will have to do it again. It should not be happening at all.

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From: alshidhani on 22 May 2010 01:34

There are some ways to solve this problem.
- First if u want to see desktop, just press Ctrl+alt+del to get task
manager
then add new task, then press brows, the choose what you want, some
time
when you write control panel in new task, the problem will solve
temproray.
- Second way, you have make checking using cd of windows by using this
commandL
CHKDSK /R
-Third way , formatting you pc.!!


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