when i try to get into my controll panel or documents or anything in the start up menu it pops off and makes m
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u can use control panel from my coputer folder if you are using windows XP.\n\neven though it is not a problem at all and its just mouse and mind timings problem
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right click on your start button and choose properties then set your start menu to xp style, you will see icons then.  also, if your task manager is not pulling up, you probably have to much stuff running in the background and your system is struggling with what little memory it has to work with.  Try this:  click on start>Run>type in the open field:  msconfig and click ok.  click on the startup tab at the top and disable all start-up items and then reboot.  i bet your task manager will open then.
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DONT DO WHAT THE OTHERS HAVE SAID!!\ngo to the start menu, run, and type, msconfig, in the general tab select normal startup
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windows xp?\nhold the windows button <the one that pops p the start menu> and hit L\n[win]+[L]
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Try running the virus protection and anti-spyware in safe mode. To get to safe mode, hold down the F8 key and one of the ctrl keys during boot-up. Get Ad-Aware from Lavasoft, if you don't have it already. Make sure all of these programs are updated and current before you run them. Spool32 sounds like your printer spooler is messed up. The spooler is temporary memory area for documents before the printer prints them. This could be a RAM issue also. Since the dial-up connection box keeps coming up for no reason. If you know your way around the insides of a computer, turn it off and unplug it remove the case cover and check the memory modules are seated well in the DIMM slots. Run MEMTEST 86+ to see if the memory is okay.
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Click on start. Off to the right in menu that comes up you will see control panel. double click and it will bring it up.
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Usually this happens due to a hard disk failure, in the system area. Use the XP installation CDROM to start your PC. When prompted, type R to enter the recovery console. Once there, use the CHKDSK command (U will have to type it at the MS-DOS like prompt which appears) and hit enter.\nUsually this solves the problem.
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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That's because your Windows Explore is in your start-up group. The easiest way of removing it is to do a search with the words "Start Up". Open the various icons and remove it from the correct "Start Up"
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reinstall your operating system, i am sure its windows lol
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This file has to do with networking ur best bet is to get ur windows cd and when the splash screen comes up click add/remove components. Once that screen comes up uncheck all the networking and dial up components and click through to finish.  Once you do that eject and re-insert the cd and do it again except place a check mark next to the components then click through to finish. restart youre pc and that should take care of it.
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This could be due to your Quick Launch area having been set too large. An easy way to check is to rightclick on task bar, go to properties, and un-select "Show Quick Launch." If that solves the problem, you need to just resize the quicklaunch. To do that, rightclick task bar again, and ensure that "Lock the Taskbar" is not checked, then just click and drag the partition to the right of your Quick Launch area.\n\nHope this helps.
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Maybe you have a lot of programs in your startup folder. Check \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;All Users&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup \nand \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;yourname&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup\n\nAnother good place to check is the Services in Control Panel to make sure there are not a lot of unnecessary services starting automatically. If you are not comfortable with stopping services, see if a computer savvy friend will help you.
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You can turn on and off start menu items useing microsofts group policy editor...\n\nto access this, go to\nStart> Run> gpedit.msc\n\nthen once that is open go to user configuration, then administrative templates, then start menu and task bar.\n\nlook threw the options and see if you can enable it that way.\n\nIf you do not have that option, then go into the control pannel and go to power options, then under the hibernate tab, make sure it is enabled
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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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You can try to disable start up items by going to run, msconfig and then to the start up tab. DONOT DISABLE ANYTHING IF YOU'RE NOT 100% SURE OF WHAT IT IS!
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start-> settings-> taskbar and startmenu -> startmenu -> customize -> advance -> then click dont display item under the my documents heading\n\ni think you can only do this if your start menu is not the classic (getting rid of documents that is)\n\nEDIT: just realize there is no settings if you are not using the classic start menu (just right click on taskbar then properties)