Why do I say that I encountered an unexpected error when I entered the computer system, and the acti

If the system does not have anti-virus software installed, it will cause most viruses to invade. Drag down the system and prevent the system from operating at normal speed. Slow startup, freezing, blue screen, unresponsive. And so on.

Free Rising for a year! The next thing is to install an optimization master, which can clean up the miscellaneous files in the system and make a big optimization for booting, shutting down, running, and so on. This makes the computer faster!!

But without the change in the nature of the computer hardware, the data transmission is still like that. However, the optimized system has been greatly optimized in terms of cache, virtual memory, and page fast display. In short, it is faster in the sense.

The error message "Restore (Restore) Active Desktop" appears, usually because we change the desktop wallpaper, the wallpaper used is not in the correct format or the computer is shut down abnormally, resulting in software conflicts.

1. Every time you need to manually restore Active Desktop, which is very troublesome, we can use the registry settings to automatically restore, open the computer [Start Menu], and click the [Run] option.

2. Enter the [regedit] command in the pop-up run dialog box, and click OK to enter the registry.

3. Open the registry and locate it under [Hkey Local Machine Software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon].

4. Open [Winlogon] and click [AutologonChecked] to see if there is an AutoRestartShell on the right side, and if so, change its value to 1.

5. If not, select [New] and [Dword] values on the right.

6. Right-click and rename it, name it [AutoRestartShell], and change the value to 1.

7. Then it won't be displayed.

Caused by abnormal shutdown! Active Desktop means Active Desktop, which can be enabled and disabled in Group Policy. Click Run Group Policy in User Configuration-Management Templates-Desktop-Active Desktop-Disable Active Desktop, and click Enable.

--Then refresh the desktop to ......

After the active desktop is used, the content of the web can be displayed on the desktop, including **, links, etc. Also, when you browse to your favorite**, you can right-click the mouse button to set ** directly as the background or desktop item! If your system is slow, it is recommended that you turn this off, so that you can free up a certain amount of system resources!

I don't know why, the desktop is prompted to restore the active desktop after booting up, but it can't be restored after following the prompts? Ask for help from the experts!

Start -- Control Panel -- Display -- Desktop -- Custom Desktop -- Web -- Select Active Desktop in Use -- Delete OK. That's it.

You can also right-click directly on the desktop, and then "Properties - Properties Display - Desktop -—— Custom Desktop - Web - Select the Active Desktop in Use - Delete - OK" and then confirm them in turn.

If it still doesn't work, you can uncheck the box in front of "Lock desktop item" in the above web window and make sure to save it.

If you don't want this to happen in the future, you can run it.

In order, user configuration -- management template -- desktop -- active desktop -- disable active desktop and modify it to enabled is OK.

A solution to the root problem: click "Start" - "Run", enter "and open", click "Administrative Templates" under "User Configuration", double-click "Desktop" on the right, continue to double-click "Active Deskto" on the right, right-click "Disable Active Deskto" on the right, click "Properties", select "Enabled" in the settings, and OK.

I haven't tried it myself, but I think it should be possible, and I hope it can help you.

This happens because the computer has Active Desktop turned on, but an error occurs during execution.

Method 1: 1. Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and select the "Properties" command from the pop-up menu.

2. Open the "Display Properties" dialog box and locate it in the "Topics" tab.

3. Click "Desktop", switch to the "Desktop" tab, and click the "Customize Desktop" button below.

4. The "Desktop Project" dialog box pops up, and click the "Web" tab.

5. Remove all the checks in front of the "Current Home Page" and other items in the "Web Page" column, delete all the "Web Pages", and remove the check box for locked desktop items.

6. Click the "General" tab, and then click the "Restore Default Icon" button below.

7. Press "OK" to return to the "Display Properties" dialog box, and press "OK" to save the settings, and the desktop can return to normal.

Method 2: 1. Click "Start", "Run", enter : in the pop-up "Run" dialog box, and click the OK button to run.

2. In the Group Policy window, User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Desktop, and Active Desktop.

3. Double-click the "Disable Active Desktop" item to open the "Disable Active Desktop Properties" dialog box.

4. Select the "Enabled" single option and click the "OK" button to save and exit.

5. Return to the desktop, click "Start", "Run", enter gpupdate force in the pop-up "Run" dialog box, and click the OK button to run.

6. Then restart the computer.

Active Desktop, that is, the active desktop, after enabling Active Desktop, you can display the content of the web on the computer desktop, including **, links, etc. You can also browse to your favorite **, and you can right-click the mouse button to set ** directly as the background or desktop item.

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After the explorer error, there will always be an activedesktop restore page, click "restore activedesktop" according to its prompts.

If this page appears every time you boot up your computer, and a folder appears after clicking "Restore ActiveDesktop": reset the desktop background.

Generally, this situation is caused by the use of the ** under the ** under the non-system folder selected by browsing in the desktop background, and if the ** is deleted or lost, it will cause which of the above beam situations.

If you can't restore active

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The desktop implementation is implemented through a template file. This file of yours may have been corrupted, restore this file and you can do it. Or select Recreate Template from the Menu bar.

If you often come out of the stool, you can consider it caused by system instability or viruses.

Resolution. You can press Restore Active

desktop solved.

Start -- Control Panel -- Display -- Desktop -- Custom Desktop -- Web -- Check the active you're using

Active Desktop - Delete.

OK. That's it.

If you don't want this to happen in the future, you can run it.

In turn. User Config --Admin Templates --Desktop --activedesktop -- Disable active

Desktop is enabled.

User Configuration--Management Fiber Blind Board--Desktop--Active

desktop -- disable active

Modify the desktop to have enabled the destruction of empty on it.

After an error in Internet Explorer, there will always be a page for Active Desktop restoration, click "Restore Active Desktop" according to its prompts.

If this page appears every time you boot up your computer, and a folder appears after clicking "Restore ActiveDesktop": reset the desktop background.

This is usually caused by the use of the ** under the ** under the non-system folder selected by browsing in the desktop background, and if the ** is deleted or lost, the above situation will be caused.

If it is not possible to restore Active Desktop: the implementation of the Active Desktop desktop is implemented through a template file. This file of yours may have been corrupted, just restore this file.

Or select Recreate Template from the Menu bar.

Point Start, Run, Group Policy - [.]"Local computer"Policy User Configuration Administrative Templates Desktop Active Desktop].

Just disable it and you're good to go.

If this happens frequently, it can be considered to be caused by system instability or viruses.

It can be enabled and disabled in Group Policy. To start the program, click Run, enter out, and the Group Policy window is next, and next is User Configuration-Admin Templates-Desktop-Active Desktop-Disable Active Desktop, double-click on it. Select Enable OK – and then refresh your desktop to ......

What's the deal with the app error?

Depending on the virus Trojan in the case, the application error message will vary. The general situation is that the software that used to work normally suddenly reports "Application error, needs to be closed", "Application error, **memory address cannot be read", "Application error, located at the address***, etc.

Application Error The reason why the memory cannot be read.

1.Virus Trojan destruction.

2.Application components are missing or corrupted.

3.The components on which the application depends are missing or corrupted.

4.Software Conflicts.

5.Hardware failure.

Steps on how to resolve application errors:

1.First of all, the cause of the virus is ruled out, and the latest version of Kingsoft Antivirus is used to quickly detect and kill for 3 to 5 minutes, and according to the inspection results, click to deal with it immediately.

2.If the application error prompts that a file is missing, it may be that the file is corrupted, according to this component to query which system component is damaged, reinstall the relevant component, restore the program file, and generally solve the problem.

3.If the components of the software itself are missing, you only need to reinstall the software. For example, when running Thunderbolt, it prompts that a certain file is missing, you can try to reinstall Thunderbolt.

4.If the above method does not work, it may be a conflict between the software. The workaround is to try closing a couple of unrelated running applications and see if the error will reproduce.

If it has been resolved, you will know which two software conflicts are and can be resolved by not running both software at the same time. Or feedback the fault to the manufacturer and urge the manufacturer to upgrade and solve it. If you don't know which software conflicts, the feasible solution is to use Kingsoft Guard's system optimization, and turn off some infrequently used software startup in one-click optimization.

In this way, there are fewer programs running after booting, and the probability of collisions will decrease.

5.For another application error, the screenshot shows "the application is faulty, the **memory address cannot be read or written", this situation is the most complicated, if the above methods can not be solved, it is likely to be a hardware (mainly memory) failure, may be poor compatibility, can only contact the hardware ** vendor for repair. Or reinstall the system, which may be effective for a short time after reinstallation.

Let's take it

Yes, you can't click Restore Active, Desktop. There should be a script error after clicking. To click Start Menu - Run - Enter ["Local computer"Policy User Configuration Administrative Templates Desktop Active Desktop].

Disable it or enable it on it.

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