i have tried to restart my comp many times but it wont go away. i cannot scroll down the list in the window as tht black space is endless. the only way i can go to the next item on the list is if i use the cursor keys on the keyboard to scroll up and down. in that case the large gap is jst another item on the list. HELP!!
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Egads! Well try Your Uninstaller! 2006. You can use the trial software for a while..It has advanced uninstallation features that might help your problem.\nhttp://www.innovative-sol.com/products.htm\ndownload the "Pro" version
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Of course there might problem with your PC. It might slow so you need to wait after clicking save or compose.
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Not surpised the helpdesk could not help. I doubt if anyone will be able to pinpoint the exact problem - with IT often even the experts just uninstall and reinstall in the hope it solves the problem. I imagine there is a conflict with a shared dll. I would try reinstalling your mouse as a device (so it links to all software at same time). Ensure you temporarily stop background operations running (such as Antivirus software) before you do this. Good luck.
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Restore the windows to a back date. My friend had the same problem but his windows was 98 and he deleted clipboard file by mistake.
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Something miraculous as happened!  By some strange happenstance, your computer has gained artificial intelligence and is defending itself from my space.  I can't tell you how to fix your problem. But I'd like to learn how you created it, because I know I can sell that program the parents all over the world!
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You can try emptying your cache under "Tools" then "internet options". Also, when that list pops up, you can right click on the first term, then hit your "delete" button until the whole list is gone.
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is your space bar broken or something?
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It may be in use by your computer. Ctrl-Alt-Del and see if it's on the list. You could end task then try. But, I'd make sure it isn't a necessary file first.
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This trick should work.\n\nTurn off your Taskbar's Auto-hide feature, if enabled, and then maximise the problem window. While the window is maximised, increase the height of the Taskbar from one row to two. Allow the maximised window to reset itself to fit into the new area allowed by the taller Taskbar. Now return the Taskbar to its normal single row. This is to try to make Windows re-calculate the window size and boundaries.\n\nIf no joy, run regedit and remove these registry key values which are most likely corrupted:\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main&#92;\nwindow_placement\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Desktop&#92;\nOldWorkAreas&#92;OldWorkAreaRects\n\nThen reboot.\n\nNote - there is a known bug that causes off-centre windows - check out the following KB article:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com?scid=kb;EN-US;Q321268
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you need java and active x controls activated on your internet. if this is happening in say outlook, maybe the bottom part got minimized. try expanding it out.
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I can only give my advice about what I think has happened to your task bar (the bar on the bottom).  I am thinking you normally have a couple of icons such as for your internet browser, on the right hand side of your task bar...\nIf you want these back, right click on the task bar and go to Toolbars and make sure Quick Launch has a tick by it.  Other than that, the task bar has very little else on it.  Maybe your clock has gone? Then right click on the task bar and choose Properties.  Make sure Show the Clock is selected.  Have a play with all the other options to see what suits you.\nAbout the tool bar on top, are you talking about within your browser?  Try right clicking just below the address and make sure there is a tick by Menu Bar.  Choose any other menus to suit you.  If I am completely getting the wrong end of the stick, sorry.
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(1) First of all, if it's a brand new computer, and it didn't go through a ton of updates when you first connected it to the internet, go to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ and make sure you've got the latest and greatest from our GREAT friends at Microsoft.  For your issue, this is only pertinent if you're using Internet Explorer, but it's always a good thing to do.\n\n(2) Make sure your screen resolution (right click on the desktop, properties, settings) is set to at least 800x600, preferably 1024x768.\n\n(3) Make sure the browser window is maximized.\n\n(4) Make sure you have IE, or preferably Firefox, from http://www.mozilla.com/\n\n(5) Make sure your text size is good.  With the two browsers mentioned above, click and hold the control key while you scroll the mouse wheel (if you have one) slowly up and down til you get what you want.\n\n(6) If you have some sort of ad-blocking software, turn it off and restart your browser.  If something here is mistaken for an ad, it can cause a problem like that.\n\nHope that helps!!!
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Found something that relates to your computer problem, just a different file name. Some instructions on editing the registry to fix the problem. Use at own risk. Be careful if you edit the registry. That can be a very dangerous thing. Just click on the link, and see if this helps.
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Go to start>task bar and start menu> advanced make sure enable dragging is checked or try tools >internet options.  restore defaults or try system restore maybe you did something by accident.
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Registry Errors. maybe you are using minimum space adjust the slider of system restore to maximum. to adjust go to start, right click on my computer and click on properties and click system restore. and adjust the slider to maximum
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Hmmm. Have you tried changing your desktop picture and see if it works or gets rid of the white space. Seems to me, the background picture is probably causing it or your resolution setting is not working right.
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Right click on desktop and restore original settings? If that doesn't work you have a memory allocation problem...basically, you have so many things in your startup configuration that there is not enough memory left to initialize your desktop.\n\nRemedies: Run MSCONFIG from your Start...Run command and check the Startup tab. Remove everything that is not a required item. Basically, keep all windows, antivirus, spyware programs and disable everything else. Also, try restarting in safemode, if they come up there that is an assurance that it is memory related.