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  1. what happens when you try to run the fixit?

  2. you try to run the fixit in Internet explore?

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  -----

  Right click on the desktop

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  In what will be 'Start' paste:

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  then click on [file] [Save as]

  Do "Save as." *

  Give it the name you want (remember .bat at the end for example 'ServiceStart.bat')

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