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Guest Sandman
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Everytime i click on the Windows folders such as My Documents, My Music, My

Pictures or even the control panel the screen returns to the desktop after

about 5 seconds.

All of my desktop icons and the taskbar and mouse pointer also disappear, so

i have to restart. I have done a virus scan and found nothing, also managed a

disk check (just about, before screen returned to desktop again!)

Also all of my system restore points have disappeared so i can't go back to

before the problem started.

Can anyone help, before i have to do a system recovery and lose everything

again.

I have only just got my pc back to what it was after service pack 3 made me

lose everything, due to the AMD processor.

Thanks for looking.

 

Sandman.

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Guest Kelly
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Re: My Documents, Music, Pictures, etc, keep closing after a few secon

 

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"Sandman" <Sandman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:4F9C3588-E794-4737-9D26-0E62665D8EFF@microsoft.com...

> Everytime i click on the Windows folders such as My Documents, My Music,

> My

> Pictures or even the control panel the screen returns to the desktop after

> about 5 seconds.

> All of my desktop icons and the taskbar and mouse pointer also disappear,

> so

> i have to restart. I have done a virus scan and found nothing, also

> managed a

> disk check (just about, before screen returned to desktop again!)

> Also all of my system restore points have disappeared so i can't go back

> to

> before the problem started.

> Can anyone help, before i have to do a system recovery and lose everything

> again.

> I have only just got my pc back to what it was after service pack 3 made

> me

> lose everything, due to the AMD processor.

> Thanks for looking.

>

> Sandman.

Guest Sandman
Posted

Re: My Documents, Music, Pictures, etc, keep closing after a few s

 

Re: My Documents, Music, Pictures, etc, keep closing after a few s

 

Thanks Kelly, although in the end i managed to fix the problem with

Microsofts latest malicious software removal tool. It appears i had a Trojan

in my system folder.

 

"Kelly" wrote:

> Sypware Cleaners that WORK!

>

> Line 393 - Right Hand Side: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

>

> Or see: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_s.htm#spy

>

> *Note: Update all (except HijackThis) before using.

>

>

>

> --

>

> All the Best,

> Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

>

> Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!

> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

>

> SupportSpace

> http://www.supportspace.com/pages?aiu=kellyskorner

>

> "Sandman" <Sandman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:4F9C3588-E794-4737-9D26-0E62665D8EFF@microsoft.com...

> > Everytime i click on the Windows folders such as My Documents, My Music,

> > My

> > Pictures or even the control panel the screen returns to the desktop after

> > about 5 seconds.

> > All of my desktop icons and the taskbar and mouse pointer also disappear,

> > so

> > i have to restart. I have done a virus scan and found nothing, also

> > managed a

> > disk check (just about, before screen returned to desktop again!)

> > Also all of my system restore points have disappeared so i can't go back

> > to

> > before the problem started.

> > Can anyone help, before i have to do a system recovery and lose everything

> > again.

> > I have only just got my pc back to what it was after service pack 3 made

> > me

> > lose everything, due to the AMD processor.

> > Thanks for looking.

> >

> > Sandman.

>

>


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