Windows XP System Tips 3 Cases

Computer use can always encounter many people to laugh and cry problems. Microsoft's official common practice for solving software problems is to "reboot the Machine" ^_^, which means that many problems are not clear lawsuits. Although looking carefully can find a more reasonable explanation, get a more feasible scheme. But we're going to waste a lot of time. Applying some skills appropriately, we don't need to know too much knowledge to solve the problem. And save a lot of time.

Example 1. The "Show desktop" for the Quick Launch bar is missing.

I accidentally dragged it today when I clicked "Show desktop" on the Quick Launch bar. So it ran to the desktop. And then accidentally deleted it. Without this thing can become my headache. Where to get it back? On the internet to see, there is a way to use Notepad can edit the display desktop files, and then change the suffix ... The trouble. Suddenly thought. Find another one, and then to a friend of the machine on a copy. (If you are not convenient to copy files from someone else's machine, you can create a new user, search for the appropriate file in that user, and duplicate one.) You can then delete that user) and place it in the Quick Launch folder C (System disk): \documents and Settings (username) \application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch (How do I remember living such a long path?) You click on the properties of the other icons for the Quick Launch and view the path to get it.

Experience: Many times the fault of the software or system is due to the loss or damage of a file, this time you only need to use a complete correct file to replace the line.

Example 2. The messenger process is loaded for no reason.

In a good mood that day, I suddenly wanted to use the system's own instant messaging software, Windows Messenger. The software is prompted to upgrade, so it is upgraded. It took a while for the upgrade to be finished. But from then on, there is no reason for a msmsgs.exe process in the resource manager, and it takes up 8m of memory. Using some software to find this process is the process of Windows Messenger. But I did not run the software, and I also set up in the software "with Windows to start" "Allow background to run" items are not selected. How could there be such a process? The process is no longer present after the process has been manually shut down. But after the reboot, it came again.

Helpless, thought of the Windows Messenger to uninstall. Uninstalling Windows Messenger requires some skill. What changed the Msmsgs.inf comma ... But after the uninstall is complete, reboot is still the same.

angrily. Locate the Windows Messenger directory. Show hidden files (Microsoft does not know what is the intention, incredibly unload the file to keep, but also hidden), see msmsgs. Delete. Reboot, the problem is solved.

Experience: The procedure refers to what can be wrong, find the reason is very difficult. But you can pack up wherever you go wrong. For example, this msmsgs load, I will remove it to solve the problem. Like this, "the hero of the Broken Bowl" is also a feasible way.

Example 3. Unable to delete a file

FTP downloads a file, the next half is canceled. But when I delete the file that has not been downloaded, the system prompts me that there is no exit from this file, so I will not delete it. Check it out and there's no process inline. It is estimated that the explorer is wrong, (there may be a lot of reasons for this error) the usual practice is to be deleted after the reboot (sometimes restart can not be deleted, which requires the help of Dos)

Didn't want to reboot at the time. So you open the Task Manager and end the explorer process. The desktop, the taskbar is gone. Click on the new task in Task Manager, select Browse in the dialog box of the selection file, and then in the New dialog box, find the file that you want to delete. Click the right button to select Delete. This time it was easy to delete. Then locate the Explorer file in the to C (System disk): Windows folder. Selected. Desktop, and the taskbar is back.

Experience: Many programs can make small mistakes. And these little mistakes have affected our operation. (another process such as rundll32.exe will make the system unable to uninstall the U disk). We can stop the faulty process. After we have done what we want, we can reply to this process.