ShelbyGT_The_Car

ShelbyGT_The_Car

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Hit cntrl+alt+del twice at where the logon screen should be and a regular logon for windows should appear - sign in with regular windows logon - then remove the logon you applied and/or use another one. [e digicons]B)[/e]

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[quote]I can't promise anything will change as ObjectDock isn't my area (WindowBlinds, Deskscapes etc are), but I will try again to see if I can get this sorted out.[/quote] Thanks Neil and good luck also...[e digicons]B)[/e] Oh and good morning.

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Myself I have not one problem using Objectdock Plus here... everything works for me in windows 7. There are going to be issues with software though if you do not have windows 7 installed correctly. Which a lot of people do not have this correct. I'd love to go into all about this subject; but it always comes out where they think they are right and I do not know anything. But with a proper install any program will work correctly with windows 7. Make sure you have the system partition f

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Hey Red Neck - how are you sharing monitors? This is how mine is on Win7 for 2 other machines using XP Pro. I do not use Vista anymore but it was always the same. If you have it shared it will switch from one to the other and leave the one you are not using black or blank screen as such the case may be for your problem.

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Chuck then pull the ram out of the board and also remove the bio battery as yrag has asked you to do. Besure to connect to the onboard graphics at the place I showed you. Unplug the power - take out the nvidia graphics card [pci] - remove the ram from the machine - do as yrag has asked to clear the bio by removing the bio battery. If someone has messed with trying to set the bio settings wrong - the video settings are set wrong to use any graphics at all. Remove that batt

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For one remove the video card and connect to the vga connector for onboard graphics. Restart the system and check the bio for pci specs - that board or bio may need the pci slot turned on before it can be used. Most are automatic - I believe this one is not. Otherwise the video card will not be used... thus also when you switch to pci graphics it will not run the onboard graphics after bio start up. The blue socket is the vga! <img src="http://pages.suddenlink.net/tsinfo1/vga.png" alt

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AzDude I think this is normal for using the Home premium version to have such problems. But you can try to set the program to run as an administrator in the properties and see if it resolves this. Also run in a compatibilty mode for vista on win7 may work. Here is a screenshot of what settings I'm talking about. I do not use these due to the fact I'm using win7 ultimate version. <img src="http://pages.suddenlink.n

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[quote who="treetog" reply="141" id="2434609"]Kitty, To me you are a wonderful artist, always making very original and great skins, what, in my opinion, makes you defenetly a MASTER. Keep up the great work [/quote] Ditto ! I completely agree... Kitty~! You are a friend and have risen to a better place. Keep on skinning and keep it fun. Oh and Thank you Treetog. Really nice to see everyones id

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