how can I get rid of the "red x" and see pictures imbedded?
397840
The red x that shows up when you see an image means that the physical location to that image is not valid. If it's your own image then you need to look at the path because its wrong, otherwise if its someone elses image on a website they would need to fix it themselves.
350201
Viruses can't be in embeded into picture formats, it's usually an executable file that does it. Try holding down shift, right-click the file, and click delete. Holding down shift makes it bypass the recycling bin and deletes it right away. Good luck.
904563
pics may not be there anymore, you may have security settings blocking the images from appearing, or the picture may be in a format your computer doeesn't recognize
715994
As long as you didn't save it in the current pixelly shape, then just reboot and all should be ok, even when you reload it to check it out again.  If you did save it and it opens in its weird form, the only thing I can suggest is a backup copy, if you have one.  If you opened it up in a browser you should be able to search the cache files (based on whether it's in .jpg, .gif, or other form instead of the cache files that end in .htm or .html) and it should still be in its original unaltered form.  I hope this helps.
1146607
Theres a great example on this website:\nhttp://www.quirksmode.org/js/improt.html...\n\nHowever, even though you disable right click, some browsers like IE 7.0 will allow people to still view the source code under the menu which they can still read where your pictures are stored. \n\nTheres no precise way of preventing this if there is a clever person figuring it out.
228884
either,your computer is having a period\nor if its squares with a red x, either u havnt got java installed or your blocked from seeing pics.
508307
you could probaly delete it from add or remove programs
863874
You can use CCleaner. it's a free and very good software. This is not his only function.
137028
View Source\n\nIts irritating when people disable right click. They usually are trying to protect their graphics from being copied.\n\nThey use a small bit of Javascript to do this. So use View> Source on the IE menu and scan the HTML for what you want. When you fin dthe uRL of a picture, you can then enter that on the address bar and see just the picture. They may use just the name of the graphic , e.g. picture.jpg instead of teh fully qualified address. If so, just replace the name of the webpage with  picture.jpg .\n\ni.e. if you are viewing source of website.com/webpage.html just replace webpage.html with picture.jpg and hit enter to see graphic on its own.
56511
download CCleaner software... it will take care of everything...
490505
It may just be that the pictures aren't there anymore. \n\nSometimes pictures aren't actually sent in the email but just linked to. If the website hosting the images deletes them, then your browser won't be able to find them and you will see the box with the red x.\n\nHave you been able to get the pictures on other computers? It may be the the server with the images is slow, or your Internet connection is slow, and it takes so long to try getting the pictures that it gives up.
751369
If that is the case, it sounds like Spyware.\n\nDownload Spybot and run it.\n\nBesides that, all the wallpaper for Windows is located in your Windows folder. They usually are bmp files. Just look for the name of the one you want to delete.
538634
shift + right click on on of pics\nopen with\nuse internet explorer \nu will see it!
834302
I suggest you just get Ad-Aware and Spybot.  They clear everything and XoftSpy is also recognized as spyware.
515567
This may mean that the images are not compatible with your browser. The red 'X' you describe suggests you are using internet explorer. I would recommend downloading Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com . Its a browser like IE but contains a heap of extra features including increased security. It may also let you see the MySpace images.\n\nHope this Helps!
538107
IF the icon is a red "X" then the picture can't be opened as it is either not properly attached or missing.  Your ISP or email software may have dropped it off of the email thinking it was a virus file.\n\nIf the picture is still attached it might show as a red "X" and be an email attachment which you can open separate.  Many web based emails do this.
774041
When a blank box with a red x appears, that means Internet Explorer can't find them.  Either they don't exist (it's their fault) or there's something wrong with the Internet on your end.  Either way, you won't be able to access that picture without doing some complicated stuff (or using a friend's PC).