G
Glenn
I don't know if I got a virus or not. I don't think so, I ran a virus scan completely twice. but check it anyway.
I was trying to get a photo program to do something, don't even remember what now, and it went crazy.
It added a .lnk to every program. I mean every one. It wouldn't even show the desktop on a reboot until I removed it. It sent everything to the internet browser where of course it wouldn't run.
I can't get rid of it. I can remove a program and reload it, make a shortcut and the thing adds a .lnk to the shortcut
I delete the .lnk and it wants an association. I can assign it one but it requires it every time. There seems to be no way to check a "use this association every time." It's grayed out.
It scattered all the desktop icons all over the desktop and changed the icon pictures all to blank. I have a program called Iconord that will restore the arrangement of the icons and it even failed.
I have tried system recalls to no avail. Just getting email to work again took a long time and I still have to assign it an association every time.
Any ideas?
I was trying to get a photo program to do something, don't even remember what now, and it went crazy.
It added a .lnk to every program. I mean every one. It wouldn't even show the desktop on a reboot until I removed it. It sent everything to the internet browser where of course it wouldn't run.
I can't get rid of it. I can remove a program and reload it, make a shortcut and the thing adds a .lnk to the shortcut
I delete the .lnk and it wants an association. I can assign it one but it requires it every time. There seems to be no way to check a "use this association every time." It's grayed out.
It scattered all the desktop icons all over the desktop and changed the icon pictures all to blank. I have a program called Iconord that will restore the arrangement of the icons and it even failed.
I have tried system recalls to no avail. Just getting email to work again took a long time and I still have to assign it an association every time.
Any ideas?