Large icons at startup - Windows 7 Professional

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• Large icons at startup

  For a while now when I start my computer it loads with my large icons if I restart most of the time it restarts normal, but last week now taking many restarts so he can return to normal today, I tried of restarts now more then 6 times always when loading large icons

  Helen

  Right-click on an empty space on the desktop, select display, and then click the size of the icons that you want to use.

• Black screen on startup - Windows 7 Professional

  I recently installed Windows 7 Professional on my laptop MSI, 4 GB of RAM, processor Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU, 32-bit operating system, Nvidia GeForce 9600 m GT 512 MB.

  When I turn it on, there is all black screen. I pull the battery (until I discovered F8) and it starts in safe mode with network. Then, I reboot safe mode and windows load correctly. Two days before the blackout, the cursor would freeze too.

  Note I've read related topics, like the one in which it is suggested to disable the graphics drivers, and I recently downloaded new ones from Nvidia, but it started two or three days later, so I doubt it has to do with the graphics drivers.

  Should I try with the system restore or perhaps reinstall Windows?

  Yesterday, I found and installed both updates Optional:

  1 Realtek driver update for Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  2 update for Windows 7 (KB976422)

  In any case, this morning, the windows loading straight, so with this optional support, the problem could be solved. I hope that nothing will change in the future, however.

• Windows xp Home Edition running, at the center of the screen it is large icon for media player. in all programs used. Cannot delete, removing appears again at startup. any suggestions?

  Windows xp Home Edition running, at the center of the screen it is large icon for media player. in all programs used.  Cannot delete, removing appears again at startup. any suggestions?

  Hi louMIRANTI,

  ·         Since when are you facing this problem?

  ·         Remember to make changes?

  ·         This problem occurs on other user accounts?

  ·         How to remove the icon?

  Method 1: Check the question on other user accounts and see if the problem exists.

  Method 2: Let's try to run a scan online for any infection on the computer.

  Malicious software removal tool | Protect your computer

• I have Windows 7 Professional; Firefox work anymore; Click the icon and the circle of towers; can not enter in Firefox, even in safe mode. Help, please.

  Windows 7 Professional
  Windows Security Essentials

  I clicked on the Firefox icon. The cursor has changed from an arrow to a spinning wheel. Nothing happened. It remained like that for 20 minutes until what I went into the Task Manager and stop the program.

  I am forced to use Internet Explorer and it's awful. Please help me.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • https://hacks.Mozilla.org/2010/09/hardware-acceleration/

  You can use one of them to start Firefox in safe mode:

  • On Windows, hold down the SHIFT key while starting Firefox with a double click on the shortcut to the desktop Firefox
  • On Mac, hold the Options key when starting Firefox
  • Help > restart with disabled modules
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode

• Windows 7 taskbar and start menu large icons are either missing (empty by default) or do not show the right program.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium on an AMD Athlon (TM) II X 4 630 2.80 GHz with 6.0 GB of RAM (64 bit OS). PC is up-to-date with the latest updates and use Norton Anti Virus.

  I used this PC for several months with no problems. After doing some research in my menu of the taskbar Windows Explorer and start icons have become corrupted. The links always work but do not show the right program.

  I tried several things to fix this. I removed everything in the start menu and taskbar, rebooted, added a few back but the problem still exists. I deleted the icon cache file (renamed to db.old), restarted, problem still exist. I made a recovery of a checkpoint system before the problem was still not fixed. When I go to small icons, the problem disappears. The problem only seems to appear when you use large icons in the bar of tasks and the start menu.

  Based on what I've tried so far is there any other suggestions on how to fix this?

  This tutorial is to rebuild the icon cache when the cache is corrupt.

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

  Option One is easier.

  If that doesn't do anything for you, please repost to Windows 7 forum, section office and customization:
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7desktop/threads

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Well when I transfer my videio and/or photos from my camera sd card, when the transfer images will open in Windows Live Photo Gallery with pictures showing as a large icon.

  Well when I transfer my videio and/or photos from my camera sd card, when the transfer images will open in Windows Live Photo Gallery with pictures showing as a large icon. My photos are stored on my HP-Pavilion(E:).) drive

  But after that when I click on the drive C: E: MyPictures they open as a flower tile. I can go to the top, then click on view and then large icon and they will change to display an icon of the photo. But the next time I go in this same folder they showup new slot-shaped sticker flower. I can go through the same process and click the show the big icon and they will change to a large icon image.

  It was that all of my photos, at all times, remained as a large icon all the time. Something has changed this feature.

  Now I can go to the libraries, photos, My Pictures(E:) et cliquez sur n'importe quel dossier et le dossier s'ouvre avec les images dans ce dossier, montrant une image de grande icône.)

  Something has changed at the sight of my photos in the folder that contains photos. I can't stay on display large icons.

  Thank you

  Hey

  Follow article

  http://www.SevenForums.com/general-discussion/75911-how-can-i-keep-all-folders-changing.html

  Good luck

• Windows 7 Professional hangs up during startup

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion h8-1234 PC. Was running Windows 7 Home Premium and it worked very well.

  I bought and installed Windows 7 Professional (using the Express upgrade).
  Now, whenever I start the PC it starts the boot process, but just before it starts to load Windows it hangs up with a blinking cursor and a screen empty.  Repeated attempts to restart (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) and it continues to hang on. Or if I shut it down and restart it, it crashes always upward.

  I have a drive "System startup repair" HP software CD allowed me to when I was running Windows 7 Premium.
  If I insert the disk, once it is located, for a few seconds, the PC behaves as if it loads something, but the screen remains the same (in white).

  So if I do an another Ctrl + Alt + Delete, once the system is that usually, he hangs up, it will display the message "press any key to boot from CD or DVD". I don't press a key and let it continue to boot (not from CD) and it starts normally and Windows 7 Profesional charge and everything looks OK.

  Looks like your boot record is corrupted or your hard drive is dying.

  Another possibility is an external device that is interfering with the startup process.

  Let's start with the last two because they can easily be tested.

  Disconnect all external devices from your PC, with the exception of your mouse and your keyboard.

  That change things?

  If this is not the case, start Windows using your workaround solution.

  Download CrystalDiskInfo from the following link.

  http://release.crystaldew.info/redirect.php?product=CrystalDiskInfo

  Unzip the downloaded file and run DiskInfo.exe.

  It will assess the State of health of your hard drive as good, careful or bad.

  If caution or bad, time for a new hard drive.

  So good, see the following articles to repair your boot record.

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/news/Win7-Windows-7-MBR, 10036.html

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927392

• Thumbnails not appearing is not for extra-large or large icons on Windows 7 for some network folders

  Windows 7 Pro on laptop

  Dell SBS 2003 Server

  Local images appear of any icon size thumbnails

  Certain pictures network drive does not appear as thumbnails for large or very large icons, without rhyme or reason as to what work photos and which don't.

  We have 10 people who take pictures with 10 different cameras more pictures that we receive clients.  network drives have 1.2 TB of free space.

  Photos I upload to the server will work fine one day and not the other.

  Hello

  Because the problem is with SBS 2003, I would suggest that you post the question on the link provided below for assistance.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/smallbusinessserver/threads

• How to do Photoshop CS5 (64) - Windows 10 - larger icons on high resolution monitors

  How to do Photoshop CS5 (64) - Windows 10 - larger icons on high resolution monitors

  Adobe didn't add features to manage screens high resolution until later versions. So a job is about just decrease the resolution in the settings of your operating system. I know it's a pain, but it works.

• 11/11/15 Windows 7 Professional Patch forces Lenovo X 220 in endless loop

  This morning (11/11/15), I woke up my laptop Lenovo X 220 running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and I saw a patch update had been installed during the night.

  I clicked on my profile deleted icon screen and return to the logon icon screen. There are three profiles to choose:, admin my wife and me. No work. I click on any one of them and it is just the same screen. Will not progress to the desktop. Seems to be a reboot loop.

  I restarted many many times. I removed the battery. I held each F key trying to access advanced configuration. F1 on my machine gets me into BIOS. I clicked on system start 'Quick' to "Analysis" but that just took more time from the BIOS before arriving at the display of the icon.

  Any F key I have (other than F1) the system continues to boot to windows but always stop at the connection of the screen with icons for profile and then won't let me go any further. Lenovo has the little blue button that is supposed to fix the computer. Now that button gets me only beep, then he continues the startup of the connection profile screen. No matter what, I can't do anything to start the machine.

  I ran the machine in now the power button. That came back with "Windows was not end normally.» You want to start in safe MODE, safe MODE with networking or command window in safe MODE? "The screen did NOT offer the option to"REPAIR COMPUTER"to go to a previous installation point. The three modes always bring me the same profile screen. Clicking on one of the icons just rest in the reboot loop.

  No matter what I do, it just restarts.

  What did Microsoft for my OS Win 7 Pro? It has worked wonderfully for years. Now Microsoft has bricked my laptop. It's really annoying.

  One thing is for sure. I turn off "Automatic updates" from here out - if I ever start my machine again. It is clear that I can't trust Microsoft even to "solve" a problem in their own operating system.

  UPDATE: I just remembered that I had a Windows Phone plugged into the USB port to charge the phone when the update occurred. A STINKING PHONE WINDOWS! Not an Apple, not an Android. A WINDOWS PHONE that made my work on me. (It stinks by the way.) I'm afraid that this stupid piece of junk may have messed up the installation of update.

  In any case, tonight I tried to recover the laptop. I made a Win7 64-bit to get CDs from another Win7 machine and tried to do a system restore, but of course, there is no point of system restore on the computer. Did not one, conveniently. Tried every service offered by the Sys restore CD without result.

  The Lenovo X 220 had a partition on the C drive for the restoration of an original installation, that is going to lose all my programs, of course, but I can not even the reader to do the installation.

  Something really watered this X 220 Tablet.

  If Microsoft thinks I'll never trust their laptops after they have destroyed one of mine, think again. So disappointed with Microsoft, Bill Gates with his billions.

  Hi Daniel,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  Do you remember the number of the update?

  I understand that you are facing problems of connection in your Windows 7 system. Some members of the community reported that they are facing similar problems after installing the recent update KB3097877 for Windows 7. In order to solve the problem, I suggest you try the steps posted by Akil P replied on 13 November 2015 in the following thread and check if the steps help you to solve the problem.

  Screen flickering and problems log on Windows 7 after installation of updates

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-update/flickering-screen-and-sign-in-problems-on-Windows/df9c8255-587f-4DBF-BB45-6639b29dc4ae?TM=1447375680761

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Monitors high-resolution produce unreadably small fonts in software from third-party manufacturers with Windows 7 Professional.

  Operating system
  Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Xeon E3 1226 v3 3.30 GHz 33 ° C
  Technology 22nm Haswell-WS
  RAM
  16.0 GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 798 MHz (11-11-11-28)
  Motherboard
  LENOVO SHARKBAY (SOCKET 0) 28 ° C
  Graphics
  LEN E2323swA (1920x1080@60Hz)
  LEN E2323swA (1920x1080@60Hz)
  2047 MB NVIDIA Quadro K620 (NVIDIA) 40 ° C
  Storage
  931GB Western Digital WDC WD10EZEX-08M2NA0 SCSI Disk Device (SATA) 34 ° C
  931GB TOSHIBA external USB 3.0 Flash DRIVE (USB (SATA)) 33 ° C
  29GB SanDisk Cruzer Glide peripheral USB (USB)
  Optical drives
  HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GHC0N SCSI CdRom Device
  Audio
  Realtek High Definition Audio

  The default resolution and "recommended" for my two monitors lenovo is 1920 x 1080. I have a new system and I tried for a few weeks now to something to work with screen resolution and third-party apps. I am under W7 Pro right now, but will soon be getting to 10.

  The high resolution is not a problem in 7 with any Microsoft stuff. With the help of a custom of the DPI setting takes care of all the native stuff. Some third-party applications can be set as well. For example, Corel Photo Paint X 7 has bars of detachable command with command icons that can be set to small, medium or large. When the size of the icon is changed, the size of the font adjusts accordingly and it is perfectly feasible, acknowledging the icons or by reading the text. It is perfect for this dual screen system and works like a charm.

  However, most of other software companies are not quite as respectful of their clients. Bryce, formerly owned by Corel, but now DAZ despicable, is not removable toolbars and there is no options available to adjust the sizes of icons in order. Even if preferences to provide an engaging, multiple monitor option not to release the toolbars or increase the font size. It only opens the Bryce "Labs" in the second monitor in a position at the end of the dialog box, half of the Cup.

  It also applies even in a top of the range of applications such as VIEW and Smith Micro, Poser Pro. They present menus and toolbar icons that are so tiny, it is necessary to use the Magnifier Microsoft to make and which isn't real solution when your work with graphics programs. It's incredibly awkward.

  My old system, running XP Pro, SP3, which I always put in place and operational, has a screen resolution of 1280 X 768, and it displays all the software of third party very well. If I try to use this resolution with W7 and these monitors high resolution, I get a crushed image down and half on the screen which is useless. I can read everything very well, but all images are short and fat! If it was possible to type values for the height and width, using an infinite scale rather than the fixed scale that is provided by the slider over, nicked in W7, it would be possible to find a combination that worked. Then, once the wreck was set for third party stuff, the custom DPI settings Windows could take care of the native stuff.

  I had an Oracle VirtualBox running for awhile and loaded the third of things out there and it worked for awhile but it did not offer the ability double screen and, in any case, after awhile it started to get really uptight and I finally just had to get rid of.

  Really, I would be much happier if I could just load XP Pro on this machine and do run as quickly as things that made to run on it. The only reason why I got a new system was the need for more speed and muscle. But if I can't use my favorite, applications worth it?

  Is there no workaround solution that will make it possible to adjust the resolution so that the third-party applications are fully functional using all the space on the screen?

  Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read and respond.

  Since no one answered I'll provide the solution myself. Doing right thing 'upgrade' to Windows 10 has this problem of resolution.

  Other than that, getting W10 to work even at halfway was a nightmare.

• Formatting CD - R under Windows 7 Professional

  The AutoFormat dialog does not appear when I inserted a CD - R 700 MB disc in my laptop.  Disc sold as Magnavox.

  So I right click on the DVD RW drive (D): icon in the folder on the computer.    Default values show 702 MB, UDF 2.01, 2048 bytes of allocation unit size.

  It is not allowed to click on a format option, but the options are fast format and create a MS-DOS startup disk.  The return message is

  "Windows could not complete the format".    No explanation of why is given.

  (1) why the program of automatic formatting not launched automatically?

  (2) it is necessary to format the drive?   I tried to store some pictures to this subject but has not been able, so thought it needed formatting.

  I tried two different drives and 2 different computers, a tower and a laptop.   Both use Windows 7 Professional.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello Steve,.

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft Community.

  Your queries in order to answer it please let us know the following information so that we can help you best:

  1. What happens when you try to copy the disk images? Not getting any error message you must first format the disk?
  2. Have you tried to copy images on the disk from another computer? Also, have you tried to format the drive from another computer?
  3. What happens when you try to copy the images on the two new drives you mentioned? Are you having the same problem?
  4. Do you mean normal format when you mention auto format option?
  5. The disks are re writable, you try to format?

  I suggest you to format the drive in disk management

  No CD/DVD disk management format

  a. Click Start and select Control Panel.

  b. click on Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management

  c. When this window opens, you can click on disk management and find the device in the viewer of the reader.

  d. then you can right click on the drive and select Format and see if using this utility for managing disks allows you to solve your problem.

  You can read the following article and check if that answered some of your queries:

  Formatting disks and drives: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/formatting-disks-and-drives-frequently-asked-questions

  Please return with the required information.

• Is there anyway to install Windows XP Professional on a Toshiba Satellite L755-S5353 if it has an incompatible processor targeted by Intel Pentium?

  My company has a large number of computers running Windows 7 Ultimate and we want to install Windows XP Professional on my laptop which has an Intel Pentium processor and I can't go past the error screen when I boot on the Setup CD. If someone could help me, it would be much appreciated and useful.

  Thank you.
  Brian Maskiell
  Only Windows 7 drivers are available on the Toshiba support
  pages. Nothing for Vista or XP which is close to meaning.
   
  You would be well advised to leave it as it is...
   

• Is this Microsoft Windows XP Professional x 64 edition works on a second generation core i7 processor?

  The Asus P8P67 Deluxe Motherboard will be a socket LGA 1155 with Intel P67 chipset with a second generation core i7 I want to run Windows 7 or Windows 8 (I am currently trying the beta version).  The reason for the x 64 Edition is due to the large amount of RAM it will support what someone has an answer?  Thank you.

  As long as the hardware manufacturers for any material that you plan to use have support/drivers for Windows XP; Yes.

  Insofar as the processor - Yes.

  Motherboard - Yes.

  So, as long as your other equipment (whatever they are) is still supported under Windows XP Professional 64-bit Edition, you should be fine.