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I'm running Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 Installed. It has
been fine for several months now. The only major things I've done with my
system, recently, were: (1) I installed a new hard-drive as my boot drive,
and the transfer of the OS and all software and files seemed to go smoothly,
and (2) I installed Mozilla Firefox as my browser of choice.
Recently, I've noticed that alot of my shortcut icons and file icons have
changed to the default unknown Windows format. For example, if I look at the
icon for a Microsoft Word document, the file name is visible but instead of
having the "W" icon next to it, it has that Windows 3.x icon instead. This is
the case for all of my Office documents, as well as my Acrobat documents, and
the Start Menu shortcuts for all of my Microsoft and Adobe software. Any
ideas what might be going on? Is this Microsoft's way of telling me that they
don't want me to use Mozilla on this machine? Or did I overzealously going
into Local Settings and clean house? Thanks - Jeff
been fine for several months now. The only major things I've done with my
system, recently, were: (1) I installed a new hard-drive as my boot drive,
and the transfer of the OS and all software and files seemed to go smoothly,
and (2) I installed Mozilla Firefox as my browser of choice.
Recently, I've noticed that alot of my shortcut icons and file icons have
changed to the default unknown Windows format. For example, if I look at the
icon for a Microsoft Word document, the file name is visible but instead of
having the "W" icon next to it, it has that Windows 3.x icon instead. This is
the case for all of my Office documents, as well as my Acrobat documents, and
the Start Menu shortcuts for all of my Microsoft and Adobe software. Any
ideas what might be going on? Is this Microsoft's way of telling me that they
don't want me to use Mozilla on this machine? Or did I overzealously going
into Local Settings and clean house? Thanks - Jeff