So after putting all of the software that I could back on, and not putting on either of the Stardock programs back on, I have not experienced the problem again. Turned out that in the end, that Windows decided to do a 'repair' and that repair ended up wiping everything off of the machine that did not come with Windows (like a clean install?) and I had to go hunting to put the software back on my machine. Hey Guys, sorry for the long time getting back to this thread. Sambient usb/eSata PATA/Sata II, III external enclosure Other Info: Accomdata fan cooled usb 2.0 PIDE/Sata II, III external enclosure. Internet Speed: 30mbs upgraded from previous dslīrowser: WaterFox/Cyberfox 圆4 variations of FireFox, FF 圆4Īntivirus: VIPRE 2016 Internet Secuurity Life Time Subscription WD 1tb Green Power HD In external enclosure temp internal install until new drives go in. Pending WD Heavy Duty PC/Mac/NAS/CCTVDVR = 2 to replace WD 1tb Black Edition Sata 3.0 = 2 Hard Drives: WD Black Edition 1tb Sata II 3.0 = 2 OS drives Keyboard: AZIO L70 Backlit Letters Gaming model Monitor(s) Displays: ASUS VW199T-P 19" HP 2082a Main dual display -HP 2082a 20" remote pc Sound Card: Creative Labs X-Fi Xtreme Audio PCI Express Graphics Card: MSI HD Radeon 5750 1gb - MSI 6450 1gb Remote pc Memory: Kingston Hyper X DDR3 1600 1.5v 16gb - Hyper X "Fury" 8gb second remote pc Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-790-UD4/Gigabyte GA-880GM-D2H OS: W10 Pro 圆4/W7 Ultimate 圆4 dual boot main - W10 Pro Insider Preview/W7 Pro 圆4 - remote pc System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom Builds That I simply name as the "System" folder. Before 10 with the Control Panel now seen in the Start button's right click menu I even had a shortcut for that along with several for each item in the CP. When first seeing 10 go on I simply recreated the exact same folders on C and proceeded to drag the shortcut into them as I go along each time when adding a new program on if not simply needing one for some system setting. The original Quick Launch(XP, Vista later) as a headache at times trying to get things onto while the options seen since with 7 came in with pinning shortcuts and adding new tool bars cleaned all that up in no time. I found that one out in years past while still running XP and it loved to crash! After the typical hard start hitting the reset button everything would be scrambled all over as far as the number of desktop shortcuts. The Align to Grid will keep the shortcut icons from being bounced all over the place and disorganized if you have to hard boot for any reason such as a game locking up solid on you. If the Auto Arrange is checked off you simply click to uncheck that. Of course I never look at the view settings much when right clicking on the desktop itself where you would go for the items. Actually I prefer to keep the desktop entirely free of anything so I don't end up seeing a desktop that looks like.Īs seen in years past I should say! With all that since organized that leaves plenty of room for other things.Īnd even the RocketDock doesn't actually that much on it and set to auto hide on the secondary.
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