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Old November 23rd 08, 07:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Jon Ward
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Desktop problem with shortcut to media player

If I set up a shortcut to media player on the desktop and double click on it to open, nothing happens (wait hourglass flashes then dissappears). If I right click on the icon and click open, again nothing happens but it will let me open it with Run as Administrator

All users seem to be set up ok on the administrator

Any Clues????

JDUB
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Old November 23rd 08, 01:12 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Andre Da Costa
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Default shortcut problem to media player

Have you tried deleting that shortcut and add another, maybe from the Quick Launch bar? Also, try running Command Prompt as an Administrator and type SFC /SCANNOW
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"Jon Ward" wrote in message ...
Desktop problem with shortcut to media player

If I set up a shortcut to media player on the desktop and double click on it to open, nothing happens (wait hourglass flashes then dissappears). If I right click on the icon and click open, again nothing happens but it will let me open it with Run as Administrator

All users seem to be set up ok on the administrator

Any Clues????

JDUB
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Old November 23rd 08, 01:21 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
zachd [MSFT]
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Default shortcut problem to media player


Did you uninstall or install any programs before this happened?

There for a while was an erratic/rare-ish bug in the uninstall of a Major
Program from a major third party whereby it would incorrectly reset the
access rights on a number of registry keys. Another side effect of that in
some cases was that PNGs wouldn't show up in Internet Explorer.

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"Jon Ward" wrote in message
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Desktop problem with shortcut to media player

If I set up a shortcut to media player on the desktop and double click on it
to open, nothing happens (wait hourglass flashes then dissappears). If I
right click on the icon and click open, again nothing happens but it will
let me open it with Run as Administrator

All users seem to be set up ok on the administrator

Any Clues????

JDUB

 




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