Help All Icons Changed to Firefox LOGO!!!?!?!?!?!?!?
- Bladeberzerker1
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Help All Icons Changed to Firefox LOGO!!!?!?!?!?!?!?
Hey I downloaded Firefox from getfirefox.com don't get me wrong i love firefox but eversince i downloaded it all of my icons changed to the firefox logo HELP ME PLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Bladeberzerker1
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- Guest
If you have TweakUI installed, open that and go to "Repair > Rebuild Icons > Repair Now".
Otherwise:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;132668
http://www.mcse.ms/archive55-2005-5-1639557.html
Otherwise:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;132668
http://www.mcse.ms/archive55-2005-5-1639557.html
- Bladeberzerker1
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Yea I don't have TweakUI Installed should I download that??????? Cuz i def. don't feel like messing around with MS DOS and Win.32 programs and find out that i screwed my computer up that would just plain suk hmmm... if some 1 could help plz post post post because i know a lot of people with the same exact problem!!
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This is obviously a Windows problem because Firefox doesn't change Windows Icon settings. I seriously doubt you know a lot of people that had their icons corrupted by Firefox.
If you would actually try reading the information at the pages given to you, you might be able to fix this. Just waiting around for someone to say the magic word isn't going to help. Ever hear of Google?
One possible solution is to try changing your screen resolution to a lower setting and then back again:
Right Click on the Desktop
Select Properties
Go to the Settings Panel
Set "Screen Resolution" to the lowest value, or higher if its at the lowest setting already.
Click OK
Repeat the above, setting your resolution to the original setting.
Cuz i def. don't feel like messing around with MS DOS and Win.32 programs
If you would actually try reading the information at the pages given to you, you might be able to fix this. Just waiting around for someone to say the magic word isn't going to help. Ever hear of Google?
One possible solution is to try changing your screen resolution to a lower setting and then back again:
Right Click on the Desktop
Select Properties
Go to the Settings Panel
Set "Screen Resolution" to the lowest value, or higher if its at the lowest setting already.
Click OK
Repeat the above, setting your resolution to the original setting.
- Bladeberzerker1
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