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When starting up windows xp I geta warning saying scheduled agent setting file is corrupted!also cannot creat shell notification area!!! sad.gif H elp on this would be most appreciated!!!!


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Do you have the Windows XP CD?
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Hi ptts17, and welcome to BleepingComputer.

If this problem hasn't been happening more than a couple of weeks try performing a System Restore.

Start> All Programs> Accessories> System Tools> System restore.

When this opens make sure that "Restore my computer to an earlier time" is chosen, and click on Next>.

The dates appearing in bold are the dates that you can restore to, click on the date that you want and then click Next> to start the System Restore. This may take a long time to complete, and when it is done it will restart your computer. When the computer restarts and you have logged on as the administrator a Restoration Complete page will appear, click on OK to complete the process.


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