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Yes! omg its gone! Thanks everyone for your input. All I had to do was go into dos and delete it there, bam! gone! woo hoo. merry christmas to meeee. bye!!

Hi, I am trying to remove an icon from my desktop and I cant. It's been there for awhile and I'm not sure how it got there. I cannot rename it or delete it because I get an error message that says "Cannot read from the source file or disk". I've had it with this icon! Please help...

Ah ha! It's fixed! I looked in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Shell and there was only one instance of explorer.exe there. Then I decided to do a search in the registry for "explorer.exe". This eventually led me to...

ok, i tried restarting my computer in safe mode, then restarting normally, but the 4 Windows Explorer windows continue to pop up. I always make sure everything is closed before i turn the pc off. Say what if i had 4 windows explorer boxes open, and then there was a power failure, would those...

Hello. I've had this problem for some time now and I can't remember when it started but I've finally gotten fed up with it and could use some assistance in fixing it. When I start Windows 2000 professional, my desktop loads, then immediately 4 windows explorer windows open up. I close all 4...

Thanks! I downloaded that TweakUI program, checked the drives that I wanted to show in Windows Explorer, and it shows up now! I was using a simalar program (iTweakU), but that option was not in there so I uninstalled that and installed the TweakUI, all is good now. Thanks again.

Thanks for the reply. I gave it a shot but still the camera still won't show. It's listed under "Disk Drives" under Device Manager as "Sony Removeable Disk" and when I click that to check the Settings, it says the Current Drive Letter is "G:", but the G: drive...

Hello. I'm having an issue with Windows 98SE. When my digital camera (Sony PSC-30) is connected to the computer through the USB cable to get the photos from it, Windows is suppose to display a drive in Explorer called (Removeable Drive X:) where X is the drive letter. It seems that It will...