Unwanted Desktop Item?
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systems restore will stop it.>    Go to start, controll panel, systems,  and click on  systems restore tab.\nAnd go back in dates as much as you can this will work.\n\nIf you put your computer on hibernate it will help prevent these problems\n\nI can not believe  you have been waiting a week for this advice.\n\nThis info will solve all over pop up problems you have in the future...
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It's a trojan downloader!\nIf you want to get rid of it, download AVG Free edition. Download it, Install it, Update it, Full system scan.
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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)
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I fully recommend the use of a program Crap Cleaner. Yes! That's the real name! You can download it from www.download.com. Reviews are the best. This program will make your computer fly! It will remove everything and more that you can't see. I discovered it a few months ago. It's free and you won't have to spend any money in expensive software that does not do anything. Download it and get that crap cleaned! (Including those "programs" in your start menu. They are just unused icons)\n\nGood luck..
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It's not essential to the operating system whatsoever. Exit it and uninstall it. Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs
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try the search option from windows (click on start, there should be the search somewhere included..), it scanns your whole saving space and should therefore be able to find what they have snatched away from you (bloody little dwarfs)
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desktop.ini and thumbs.db are Windows generated files that you do not want to delete. "desktop.ini" contains the configuration of your desktop (all the icons, links, etc. on your main screen), and the "thumbs.db" files are small picture databases that contain the thumbnails for graphics files in your folders.\nAlthough you should not delete them, seeing them is confusing. The best thing to do is to hide these files. Open the Explorer program (that's the program that used to be called "File Manager", not to be confused with the Internet Explorer, the browser). Go under "Tools - Folder Options" and select the "View" tab. In the list that comes up, select "Do not show hidden files and folders" radio button. That's it.
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go to RUN .. type MSCONFIG and then go to start up\nand disable the things that U don't want , but be careful do not disable things that belong to the system files
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Which files did you delete and what do you mean by "other side of computer" ?
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It may just be hidden.  press the "Windows" button.  it looks like the Windows logo.
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Yes, today when I started my computer, I saw it on my desktop. I don't know how it came here. I request you to take it back please.\n\nPerhaps, it came here when due to some technical problem, My Computer & Your 'My Computer' got connected & your computer just came here.\n\nI will take good care of it until you come & take it back.\n\nGood One :-)
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if you know the name of it you can search for "remove ____" something might come up.\n\nif it recently started doing this, you might try System Restore and go back to when it was OK.\n\nprograms - accesories - system tools - system restore
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right click on your desktop and select arrange icons, then click on show/hide desktop icons
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Cancel all the items in your print manager.   It should appear as a little printer shaped icon on the bottom right hand side of your task bar.
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those icons show up under my computer where the c: and d: are,,
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Go to the exact location of it and delete it. As it says "win32" I think it is in Windows System
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Go to desk top and find add and delete programs and delete it it may show up as notifier....delete that Good luck