
03-18-2007
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Vista display changes to the Windows Standard Theme was: Re: "Send to" powertool
"Larry" <Larry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B06F9C37-AFB4-4A6A-8C37-267B7B81D23A@microsoft.com...
> Thanks everyone...I came across what may be a bug in Vista today. Has
> anyone
> had their Aero Theme go away on restarts? I set mine to Aero and it loads
> and
> works fine. All of a sudden, the display gets kinda funky along the
> taskbar,
> the quicklaunch will move under the start button and clicking on buttons
> stops working, and then the display changes to the Windows Standard Theme.
> Dell updated my display adaptor but it still does the same thing. My card
> is
> the highest sold, so I know its compatible. Dell saw it happen when they
> took
> control of my computer. They are reporting it to MS.
You should start a new conversation for such a report Larry, rather than
tagging onto a different topic.
I suspect flaky Vista drivers for that video card, no matter how expensive
it was.
Lee
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> "Lee" wrote:
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>>
>> "Larry" <Larry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:9CD580D4-6629-49F7-A5CA-1F940E61D03C@microsoft.com...
>> > All of the previous versions of Windows supported a "send to" power
>> > tool
>> > that
>> > would allow you to browse where you wanted to copy/move a file to. I
>> > can
>> > not
>> > get the tool to install on Vista. Does anyone know of a similar tool or
>> > how I
>> > can get this to install?
>>
>> There is a very handy "Copy to/Move to" any folder context addon written
>> by
>> Kelly Theriot
>> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm Line 45
>>
>> Yes it works in Vista
>>
>> Lee
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