Active Desktop Recovery
Scan for Spyware and Viruses
Quite often, problems with the way our computers boot up happen because of a virus or too many spyware applications. Update your anti-virus/anti-spyware application and run a thorough scan of your system. If you don’t have one of these programs, I recommend that you try: Anti-Virus PLUS.
Active Desktop Recovery: Remove Spare Anti-Spyware and Anti-Virus Programs
On the off-chance that you have too many anti-virus/anti-spyware applications installed on the computer, remove or disable any that you are not currently using (unless of course they are ones that you paid to have.)
Active Desktop Recovery: Remove New Software or Hardware
If you recently added some new hardware or software, then you can try removing it and see if the problem goes away. If that strategy works, check the system requirements and compatibility of the software or hardware with your computer system.
Active Desktop Recovery: Regedit
Make sure that you back up your registry first in case something does not go well with this strategy. You’ll be changing the value of a key and you can always change it back if it does not work.
•Click “Start” and then “Run.”
•Type in “regedit” and press “Enter.”
•Search for the following:
•HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Internet Explorer\Desktop\SafeMode\Components
•Click the value written as “DeskHtmlVersion.”
•Select or click on the “decimal” button.
•Change the value to read “0? instead of “272.”
•Wait until the screen changes or reboot if nothing happens.
Quite often, problems with the way our computers boot up happen because of a virus or too many spyware applications. Update your anti-virus/anti-spyware application and run a thorough scan of your system. If you don’t have one of these programs, I recommend that you try: Anti-Virus PLUS.
Active Desktop Recovery: Remove Spare Anti-Spyware and Anti-Virus Programs
On the off-chance that you have too many anti-virus/anti-spyware applications installed on the computer, remove or disable any that you are not currently using (unless of course they are ones that you paid to have.)
Active Desktop Recovery: Remove New Software or Hardware
If you recently added some new hardware or software, then you can try removing it and see if the problem goes away. If that strategy works, check the system requirements and compatibility of the software or hardware with your computer system.
Active Desktop Recovery: Regedit
Make sure that you back up your registry first in case something does not go well with this strategy. You’ll be changing the value of a key and you can always change it back if it does not work.
•Click “Start” and then “Run.”
•Type in “regedit” and press “Enter.”
•Search for the following:
•HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Internet Explorer\Desktop\SafeMode\Components
•Click the value written as “DeskHtmlVersion.”
•Select or click on the “decimal” button.
•Change the value to read “0? instead of “272.”
•Wait until the screen changes or reboot if nothing happens.
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