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Fast Solution to Problem apps can be accessed ok and then after a short time revert to desktop how can I fix

apps can be accessed ok and then after a short time revert to desktop, how can I fix?

title contains full problem.
apps tiles are displayed ok on desktop and when any tile is clicked  (i only have access via mouse)  app opens ok allows me to see it fully and then disappears to its tile on desktop.
will appreciateany help.

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To check for Windows updates

1. Open Windows Update by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Update.
2. In the left pane, click Check for updates, and then wait while Windows looks for the latest updates for your computer.
3. If any updates are found, click Install updates. Administrator permission required If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

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Fast Solution to Problem Accidentally deleted my recovery partition

Accidentally deleted my recovery partition

As I said I accidentally deleted my recovery partition from my laptop!! And seeing as I bought my laptop with windows 7 pre-installed I dont have the installation CDs.
I have read online that I can ask the shop from where I bought it from for the CDs
but I bought my laptop on holidays in France so I cant do that....
I need help please!

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You can order a replacement Factory Restore CD from the laptop manufacturer.
There will be a handling charge.

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On running the System Update readiness Command, it will Detect & Replace Incorrect Registry data with the Correct one. Which may ultimately Solve Accidentally deleted my recovery partition in Windows.

1. Open CMD as Administrator by Simply Right Clicking on Start button > Command Prompt (Admin).
2. Now Type or Copy paste "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth" and hit Enter,
3. Now again Type or Copy paste this "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" and hit Enter.
4. Close the Command Prompt Window because we are done.

Try and see if you still get the same error Accidentally deleted my recovery partition in your Windows.

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Fast Solution to Problem All Removable media drive are missing from Windows Explorer

All Removable media drive are missing from Windows Explorer

When trying to burn some CD/DVD I noticed that my CD/DVD ROM were missing from Windows Explorer, when I inserted a disc it would show up.
When I first install Windows 7 Pro 32bit they were listed without having discs in the drive.
I know media like a thumb
drive would not show  until it was inserted into a USB port.
BTW, they are listed when you click on "Computer"
 

Thanks Bob Eyster Windows 7 Pro 32 Bit

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Hi Bob,
Thank you for you post.
I suggest updating the BIOS firmware and the chipset drivers for your motherboard.

Chris
Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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Hi all,
Sorry for taking sooo long to get back, I have a ____-of-a-time navigating these forums.
Anyway, I just purchased a new Dell Studio XPS w/Windows 7 pro 64 bit and all the bells and whistle.
Guess what? the 64 bit version of windows does the same thing as the 32 bit.
I thimk I will chalk this one as a feature of the OS.
If I find any thing to the contrary I will post back here.
 

Thanks Bob Eyster Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit

• Click the Start button.
• In the Search box, type "regedit" (without quotes) and press Enter.
• Look for the following registry key: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARE Microsoft SQMClientWindowsDisabledSessions".
• On the right window pane, delete the subkey: "Machine Throttling".
• Reboot your system.

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Fast Solution to Problem Automatic Save A multiple times a Backup Copy of A Workbook in Excel 2007

Automatic Save A multiple times a Backup Copy of A Workbook in Excel 2007

When I activate the option of an Automatic Backup, I need to have multiples Backup of the same File, like a version of the File.
each time that I save the File this put a new Backup of the File, until I reach the magic number (ie.
10)
This is a facility that I need because multiples user aceess the same File and do some Changes that mabe are critical in the process.
Tks.

Keys to the Problem Automatic Save A multiple times a Backup Copy of A Workbook in Excel 2007

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I do exactly that using the before save event.
Follow these instructions, and you will always have the 10 newest copies saved in a sub folder.
First, create a folder named "Backup Folder" in the folder with your workbook (so that it is a sub folder - and note that the code will only work with one workbook in the master folder unless you modify the code a bit).
Then copy this code into the ThisWorkbooks codemodule:
****************
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean)
Dim Files2Keep As Integer
With Application
   .DisplayAlerts = False
   .EnableEvents = False
   Files2Keep = 10
    ThisWorkbook.SaveCopyAs ThisWorkbook.Path & "Backup Folder" & _
                              .WorksheetFunction.Substitute(ThisWorkbook.Name, ".xls", "") & _
                            " BU " & Format(Now(), "yyyy-mm-dd hh-mm-ss") & ".xls"
    CleanUpBackups Files2Keep
  
   .DisplayAlerts = True
   .EnableEvents = True
End With

End Sub
******************
Then copy this code into a regular codemodule, and create a reference to Microsoft Scripting Runtime:
Sub CleanUpBackups(Files2Keep As Integer)
Routine to get rid of older backup files
    Dim OldestFile As String
    Dim OldestDate As Date
    Dim objFSO As Scripting.FileSystemObject
    Dim objFolder As Scripting.Folder
    Dim intFolderSize As Integer
    Dim colFiles As Scripting.Files
    Dim objFile As Scripting.File
    Dim strFile As String
    Dim dtmFileDate As Date
    OldestFile = ""
    OldestDate = Now
    Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(ThisWorkbook.Path & "Backup Folder")
    intFolderSize = objFolder.Files.Count
    While intFolderSize > Files2Keep
        Set colFiles = objFolder.Files
        For Each objFile In colFiles
            strFile = objFile.Path
            dtmFileDate = objFile.DateCreated
            If dtmFileDate < OldestDate Then
                OldestDate = dtmFileDate
                OldestFile = strFile
            End If
        Next
        objFSO.DeleteFile (OldestFile)
        intFolderSize = objFolder.Files.Count
        OldestFile = ""
        OldestDate = Now
    Wend
End Sub

HTH, Bernie

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On running the System Update readiness Command, it will Detect & Replace Incorrect Registry data with the Correct one. Which may ultimately Solve Automatic Save A multiple times a Backup Copy of A Workbook in Excel 2007 in Windows.

1. Open CMD as Administrator by Simply Right Clicking on Start button > Command Prompt (Admin).
2. Now Type or Copy paste "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth" and hit Enter,
3. Now again Type or Copy paste this "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" and hit Enter.
4. Close the Command Prompt Window because we are done.

Try and see if you still get the same error Automatic Save A multiple times a Backup Copy of A Workbook in Excel 2007 in your Windows.

Note: You may be prompted to enter your administrators password when you try to execute certain system tasks!

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Fast Solution to Problem 64 bit SSD slow compared to my 32 bit Internet no longer working

64 bit SSD slow compared to my 32 bit & Internet no longer working

Hello!

Hope you are all okay!

This was my first PC build, everything was running fine on my 32 bit SSD, it was ultra fast to boot and open all programs/games.

When ProTools started having trouble handling a lot of tracks and amp sims, i did a bit of research and lolled when i found out 32bit was only using 3gb of my 8gb RAM (like i said, first build and i had been advised on 32bit).
So on payday i purchased:

64bit win 7
2tb seagate for backing up some SSD files & my other 500gb hard drive
the Benq xl240t monitor (dont know how important that would be - probably not at all but figured it would be best to put it down just incase).

I jumped into BIOS2 and told it to boot from CD, on the custom install i formatted both partitions on the SSD (after moving data i wanted to keep to the 2tb) and installed the 64bit on to it.
- should i have removed the partition before installing 64bit?

I then used the total install option on the MSI cd, installed the Nvidia cd and put the benq cd in which...seemed not to really have anything on it other than the manual and a still screen with lots of colours on, to test something or other.

PROBLEM:
From the boot, it is a lot slower than the 32 bit.
It would normally go to the password screen as soon as the orbs connected.
With this one, the orbs connect, form the window and pulse for a while before moving on to the password screen.

I have also noticed Firefox takes a while to load up, where it used to be instant - it can now take the same kind of time it took on my old XP computer.
(Not entirely sure whether i found the FF download from the webpage or opened up a copy from one of the
old hard drives and installed it to the SSD).

PROBLEM 2:
Initially the internet worked fine after i had installed the MSI cd.
However, it soon stopped working.
I connect via ethernet and a DLAN - when i plug this into my xbox, it works fine.

I remember something similar when i installed the 32bit version but i cant remember how to fix it.

After trying a repair, it said something about DNS.
I googled and found some things about unchecking the v6 and changing the v4 DNS, IP box to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 annnnd 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220

I have also flushed the DNS - which it says it has done but it wont display the DNS.

Neither IE or FF will connect to the internet, but when it did work, i had downloaded Avast & Zone Alarm.
I have also noticed windows downloading updates for itself.


The machine itself:

MSI Z68A-GD55-G3
I7 Sandybridge
8gb mushkin
GTX 570
Mushkin Chronus 120GB
Old 500 gb hard drive - picked up from my old PC that ran XP
2TB seagate
Sethmugen fan
750w ocz zs
Benq xl240t monitor

annnnd i think thats it.
Any help would be muchos appreciated.

I have searched google but nothing really seems to be working.

Cheers
Simon

Keys to the Problem 64 bit SSD slow compared to my 32 bit & Internet no longer working

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Could you provide an example of how slow the system? Like how many seconds does it take to reach from the BIOS to the Windows desktop?
How long does it take load an application?
Do you happen to have any non-essential devices attached to the system during boot up?
If so, disconnect them.
Also check to make sure all of your RAM is fitted and seated properly.
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If the problem persist, then I would try testing the memory, try switching around modules and see if it boots normally.
You might want to try reducing the amount of installed RAM to a single stick and see what happens.
You can also test the memory modules for errors:
First try running Memtest86+, this runs from a boot disk or CD and should eliminate or
confirm if your one or more of your memory sticks are bad or the SPD values in the BIOS are correct.
Let it run for as long as you can: 2,4,6,8 or more hours, if no errors by then your ram is OK.
http://www.memtest.org/
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As for your Internet problem.

What type of Internet connection are you on, wireless or wired? If you are on a wireless connection, try switching to a wired connection and attempt the download.
Click Start, type: cmd
Right click cmd then click Run as administrator
At the command prompt, type the following:
ipconfig/release
then
ipconfig/renew
then
ipconfig/flushdns
exit the command prompt
Click Start, type: %temp%
Hit Enter
Delete contents of the temp folder
Restart your system and try downloading again.
If the problem persist, try resetting your router if you are connected one.
Power down the router, disconnect it, wait 10 mins
Reconnect it, power up again
Reconnect the Ethernet cable
 
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If you are connecting to the Internet using Ethernet, try uninstalling the Ethernet adapter.
Click Start, type: device manager
Hit Enter on your computer
Expand Network Adapters
Right click the Adapter
Click Uninstall
Exit Device Manager
Restart your computer
Let it redetect the adapter or reinstall it using the appropriate driver.

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64bit win 7
2tb seagate for backing up some SSD files & my other 500gb hard drive
the Benq xl240t monitor (dont know how important that would be - probably not at all but figured it would be best to put it down just incase).

I jumped into BIOS2 and told it to boot from CD, on the custom install i formatted both partitions on the SSD (after moving data i wanted to keep to the 2tb) and installed the 64bit on to it.
- should i have removed the partition before installing 64bit?
 
If I understand correctly, you formatted the drive (2 TB) where you backed up the data? If you did, then you should have removed the drive.

Running System Update Readiness Command

On running the System Update readiness Command, it will Detect & Replace Incorrect Registry data with the Correct one. Which may ultimately Solve 64 bit SSD slow compared to my 32 bit & Internet no longer working in Windows.

1. Open CMD as Administrator by Simply Right Clicking on Start button > Command Prompt (Admin).
2. Now Type or Copy paste "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth" and hit Enter,
3. Now again Type or Copy paste this "DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth" and hit Enter.
4. Close the Command Prompt Window because we are done.

Reboot your Windows & see if error 64 bit SSD slow compared to my 32 bit & Internet no longer working still comes up.

Note: Your administrators password might be needed.

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