After several hours of fooling around with Repair and Restore using the
Vista Ultimate DVD and then going back one month and restoring the whole
partition using Acronis I still have the problem. So whatever change
occurred that caused the problem happened more than a month ago. Any
further ideas or instructions?
".Joe" <Joe.35nzg4@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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> Ken;632315 Wrote:
>> I am running Vista Ultimate on one machine and Vista Home Premium on
>> another
>> machine. Something has happened to the Control Panel on the Ultimate
>> machine. When I bring up the Control Panel window in the "Control
>> Panel
>> Home" view the icon on the desktop is the correct icon (looks like a
>> little
>> panel display). However, when I select the "Classic View" a new window
>> opens and the icon changes to a blank page with the upper right hand
>> corner
>> folded over. If I close the "Classic View" window first and then the
>> "Control Panel Home" window the icon returns to the good one. Also, in
>> the
>> Start Menu if the "Display as Link" option (Start
>> Button>Properties>Start
>> Menu>Customize>Control Panel) is selected for the Control Panel
>> nothing
>> happens when I click on the Control Panel (button?) in the Start Menu.
>> If
>> the "Display as Menu" option is selected for the Control Panel the list
>> of
>> Control Panel stuff appears as a menu when I click on Control Panel in
>> the
>> Start Menu - as it should. Neither of these problems are show stoppers
>> but
>> somewhere a long the line I have done something to screw up the
>> registry??
>> Can anyone give me a hint what to do, who to contact, or where to look
>> in
>> the registry to attempt to fix these two (probably related) problems.
>> This
>> system has been running Vista since it first came out and I dread
>> having to
>> reinstall Vista and all the other stuff from scratch. I have asked for
>> help
>> on this issue several times and several ways but so far have come up
>> empty.
>> Help is needed. >
> Ken,
>
> I'd do a couple of things first.
>
> 1. Try a system restore to a time before this started happening.
>
> 2. If the restore doesn't work, try a system repair using the Vista
> DVD.
>
> If these things don't resolve the problem, let us know and we'll expand
> our search for a solution.
>
>
> --
> Joe
>
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