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Post by Twist Capper on Mar 2, 2008 23:57:52 GMT -6
If you have nothing appearing as bold - go back to the previous
month ( Feb ) and look for a "bold" date.
Click on the date and it will give you a list of restore points ( if
there are more than 1 ) in the right hand column. make sure
it is highlighted and then....hit "next" button at the bottom.
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Post by Twist Capper on Mar 3, 2008 7:41:40 GMT -6
Good morning seagull!
Cookies are neither spyware nor viruses. They can, however,
be used to track browsing behavior. Generally speaking,
cookies are pieces of data - unable to perform operations
by themselves. Because of their ability to track browsing
behavior, antispyware programs include them in their
detection....especially "third-party" cookies.
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Post by shroomman63 on Mar 3, 2008 9:16:34 GMT -6
Twist Thank you again for your patience last night/early morn, i download XP again and now i can get the restore to open up  NOW the problem i have is about 5-6 short cuts on my desk top that when i click to open them asks me (what program i want to use to open such file) i was able to click on the icon and it would go directly to that page same as the other icons not anymore |
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Post by Twist Capper on Mar 3, 2008 9:32:12 GMT -6
Twist Thank you again for your patience last night/early morn, i download XP again and now i can get the restore to open up NOW the problem i have is about 5-6 short cuts on my desk top that when i click to open them asks me (what program i want to use to open such file) i was able to click on the icon and it would go directly to that page same as the other icons not anymore If you reloaded XP - those icons may have been orphaned ( not associated with the original programs because of the fresh install of XP ). It is safe to delete those. You will need to create new shortcuts though..... |
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