Computer problems, SOS, shortcut closure errors

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1 In safe mode, the effect is even better!

2.All the software to be used below should be installed or upgraded to the latest version to ensure the effectiveness of use.

3.It is not antivirus, and the following methods can be used directly. If the effect is not good, first kill it with a high-quality antivirus software (such as Kaspersky) in safe mode, and it is best to use 360 Security Guard as well, and then use the following methods.

Use 360 Security Guard's "Trojan Horse" - Full Scan". Kill and restart. If you still feel that your computer is still having problems after using a regular scan, please try the Kill mode).

You don't have to use all of the following methods, you can try them one by one. Sometimes, just the first one works.

One. Close the browser, open the "System Repair" of the new version of 360 Security Guard, click "General Repair" to scan, and then tick the item that should be repaired, and click "Repair Now". After the repair, go back, click on "Computer Clinic", and select the corresponding item from many of the items to operate.

Then use the 360 first aid kit (360 Security Guard's "Function Encyclopedia" is available.) If the 360 security guard is not installed, a separate first aid kit can be installed. Follow the steps:

After entering, "Power Mode" will decide whether to tick according to the situation, and "Full Scan" will be checked, click "Start First Aid"; After scanning, restart; Then go to the first aid kit and click "System Repair" (you can select all of them) Scan Repair". Next, click on "DLL File Recovery", add the missing DLL files that the system detected when it detected, and then click on "Repair Now" - there are old versions). "Repair Network" and "MBR Repair" decide whether to fix or not depending on the situation.

When you're done, you should restart. 】

Two. Scan with 360 Security Guard's "Clean Plugins" to clean up malicious plugins. When you're done, you should restart.

Three. Use Windows Cleanup Assistant (from the web**). After scanning (if you sweep things out, check them all and clean them), then use Fault Repair (select all), and then right-click on the desktop to refresh. Works well in safe mode.

Four. Use Kingsoft First Aid Kit to tick "Extended Scan", after point scanning, if there are items that can be repaired, select all, click "Deal Now", and restart after finishing. 】

Emphasis ---1In the repair, when there is a prompt in Kill Soft or 360, please click Allow. Restart the computer if prompted to restart during operation.

2.When the effect is not good, look at the three points in "Attention". 3.

After that, if the effect is not good, you can also consider system restoration (choose a restore point). 4.If it doesn't work, just find a repair shop or reinstall the system.

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1.Workaround for shortcut shadows:

1) Right-click on "My Computer", select "Properties Advanced Performance", click the "Settings" button, find "Use Shadow for Chart Labels on Desktop" in the list that opens, uncheck it if it is in the checked state, select it if it is not checked (in short, it is the opposite of the current state), and then click twice to confirm and see if it has changed?

2) There is another way, install Windows Optimizer Standard Edition, switch to the "System Optimization - System Preferences" tab, in the middle of the lower part of the software interface, there is a "Icon Text Transparency" button, click and select "OK" in the pop-up dialog box.

2.For the question you added, it is easier to explain: different accounts in Windows have their own independent start menu and desktop icon settings, and the general software does not consider this problem well, by default only in the current account at the time of installation to create a shortcut to the start menu and desktop icon, so when you create a new account and log in to the new account, you will not find the previous desktop icon.

Solution: 1) Log out of the current account, switch to the account login during installation, and the icon can be displayed normally.

2) If you know the installation path of the program, just find the folder of the program you want to create a desktop shortcut, find its main file or log in to the program, right-click, and select "Attach to Start Menu" and "Send to Desktop Shortcut" in the context menu.

3) In addition, when you install new software in the future, be sure to remember to install it in the account you use regularly, if you are asked to choose "install only for current users" and "install for all users", choose the former.

4) There is another method that I just came up with, which is faster than the previous one, you can give it a try, but it may not meet all your requirements. Open the documents and settings folder of the C drive, there are several corresponding folders according to your account situation, you can copy all the contents of the "Start Menu" and "Desktop" folders in the folder corresponding to the account you use when you do the system to the corresponding folder of your current account. Log out and log back in to see if it's okay.

That's all, I've been as detailed as I can, I hope it helps you.

1.Right-click on the empty space of the desktop Arrange icon to cancel "Lock WAB items on desktop".

Or. Right-click on My Computer Properties Advanced Performance Settings Custom Check "Show shadows for labels on desktop".

2.Using Kingsoft NetShield is a software that can handle and fix this problem.

1) Click Kingsoft NetShield and click [One-click Repair] to solve it. If you scan it, you'll find something unexpected, because your system problem is definitely not as simple as the homepage being modified.

2) If you have installed 360 software, please turn off the process firewall of 360 and then install Kingsoft NetShield, 360 will block Kingsoft NetShield.

What is the problem, I didn't make it clear......

This issue is caused by the modification of the file association of a file of the shortcut type. Here's how we can solve this problem:

1.Press the key combination "win+r" to bring up the run command box, type in the "open" bar, press enter, and open the registry. (This section involves changes to the registry, please back up the relevant items before operating).

If the User Account Control window pops up, please allow to continue).

2.In the open registry, navigate to the Hkey Current UserSoftware\MicrosoftWindows path. (as shown in the figure below) think that please delete all items except openwithlist and openwithprogids.

3.OpenwithList and OpenWithProGids, respectively. In the details window on the right, delete all but the default keys.

Exit the registry after the modification is complete.

Check if the shortcut's icon has been restored?

If there are still icons that don't display properly, I think you might as well try our second solution:

1.Right-click in an empty space on the desktop and select Personalize.

2.On the left side of the window, click Change Desktop Icon.

3.In the pop-up desktop icon settings window, click "Restore Defaults" and press "OK" to save the changes.

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