my pc is worken fine and all but when i click on start( at the bottom left of the screen) a bubble comes out from all programmes saying  there is not enough room on the start menu to add programmes use smaller icons , how do i make it go away
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Right click on an empty space on the toolbar, click properties. Then when a window appears click the Start Menu tab. Then click the customize button and in here select small icons
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I suggest reviewing all the basics. If you have a lot of icons loading in your tray (lower right hand corner of your desktop) when the computer boots, you might be using up a lot of RAM which eventually slows down the processor. You should have a minimum of 512 KiloBytes of RAM installed. If not, install more from Crucial.com. To easily control which tray icon programs load at startup, try using a utility like "Quick StartUp" from GlarySoft Inc.\nhttp://www.glarysoft.com/\nThen turn off most of your tray icons manually and try running a bare bones startup profile for awhile to see how it affects how fast your computer runs.\nNext, defrag your hard drive if it needs it (START/ Help-Support/ Tools).\nNext, you need to run a quality Registry Maintenance program similar to Registry Mechanic from PC Tools Software\nhttp://www.pctools.com/registry-mechanic/renew/code/3D6B-E1FA-BAEA-ED84-4B90-14F2-7231-91E9\nFinally, make sure your not running out of hard drive memory space, because that would also cause your symptom.
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check for errors,trojans,spyware and viruses.\nthis is usually due to a program running in the background.\ncheck the icons on the lower right corner and quit any programs you donot wish to use.if the prob continues,go to task manager (ctrl+alt+del) and check for any unusual tasks running.also uninstall all the unwanted software you have installed and keep only the most nesessary ones.the problem can also be due to a problem in your screensaver which is not able to load.try changing/disabling it.if the prob occurs try defragmenting your drive.AND ultimately ,if nothing works out,reformat your drive(this is the best way).
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Go to start menu, control panel, then appearance and themes, then click start up menu option. then click customize. you have to pick the tab that says start menu and after that there should be scroll menu to choose the number of programs you want listed.
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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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Maybe your computer's memory is a little full.  It might be making the computer run slow or even stop some programmes from loading
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Right click on the empty space on the desktop go tp proprites go to Appearance under the dropdown from Items select Icon u have the size 32 as default change as u wish \nie:Right Click>Proprites>Appearance>Items>Icon\nor \nControl Panel>Display>Appearance>Items>Icon
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OK - it sounds like for one reason or another the shortcuts in the start-menu have broken - ie, they are no longer pointing to the correct location.\n\nIf you are that worried, you could simply re-install - personally I wouldn't even bother with that, as it sounds as if there are no actually program errors to speak of.\n\nIf you are specifically after a set of shortcuts in your start folder, try this on for size.\n\nFirst delete the folder in the start menu - no harm in this...they are after all just shortcuts.\n\nThen go to the folder where your execution files are in the "progam folders". Hold the right mouse-button down and drag (one at a time) into the start-menu. Release mouse button and you should see a menu pop up, which will give you the option to create a new shortcut here.\n\nAnd wa-la...you'll now have a new shortcut in the start-menu. Repeat for each.\n\nNB: you can actually correct the locations of the existing shortcuts via the registry editor, but this is a little more complex and if you've not used regedit before, I would avoid this option
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if u r talking about those next to start menu:\nright click on any free space on the taskbar at the bottom of ur screen, point to toolbars and click 'quick launch'\nif u r talking about those next to the time display:\nright click on the icon and press exit
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1) Increase RAM (memory).\n2) Increase free disk space (remove unneeded programs from hard drive, delete temp files and folders, switch to a larger hard drive, add a second hard drive)\n3) Reduce the number of programs running in your system tray/at startup. You can do this by going to Start > Run > type "msconfig" > go to the StartUp tab and deselect everything except critical programs like your anti-virus.\n4) Scan for/remove spyware/adware/malware. \n\nCheck out Advanced Windows Care, it will help with most of this automatically and it's free: http://www.iobit.com/
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Hi,\nIt could just be a virus or something that affects the programs.\n\nI have a problem like that but I still haven't found a solution!\nTry to pop it into your local PC store and see if they'll try to repair it or they will give you guidance on what to do.\n\nHope this helps!
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I would do a system clean up. Then I would defrag and remove programs I dont need from the computer. Also you might have a lot of start up programs that turn on when your windows start up.\n\nGo to Start Menu, click RUN. \nType msconfig and hit enter. \nYou should see a pop up box.\nGo to Startup tab and uncheck all the programs that you do not want on your start up. \nThis will prevent those programs from starting up when you restart windows. \nThis will usually make your computer go a little faster if you have do not have much memory on your computer.\n\nI know for a fact it will help a lot if you put more memory (RAMS) into your computer. Go to Control Panel and then go to Systems. Find out how much memory you have. If you only have like 128MB RAM, then an upgrade is definitely needed.
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I would say that you must have have a ton of applications running at the same time. One way to tell is when you start up the computer, do you have many (>4) icons on the bottom right bar? If you don't it could mean that you have viruses/trojans/spyware on your computer. There are a few fixes for this:\n\n- You can get a virus/spyware checker to help clean out some of this stuff but they can miss things.\n- Try to close programs running in the background.\n- The best way, however, would be best to backup your files (pictures/documents etc) and reformat the computer. This will make it as clean as possible.
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Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE until ur computer restarts. \nDon't open the icons from the desktop if the problem persists. Open them from Windows Explorer (Start, Programs)
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Start by clicking the Start button, select "run". Than Type "msconfig" (without "). Than click on the last tab tittled "startup". then just check or uncheck startup files. Beware though, some are vital processes for windows to run so dont uncheck something you dont know otherwise windows might crash and cause further problems. :D hope it helped
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Check your start up programs.\nSTART > RUN > type MSCONFIG > STARTUP uncheck things you really do not started at Boot up.
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Right click on START, Properties,Customize,check small icons