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It is very common, after installing a new software in Windows Vista, to be prompted to reboot the computer in order to finish the installation. A lot of times this operation is not necessary at all, since it is just sufficent to restart Explorer to start using the software. Here is a couple of hacks to apply in order to restart Explorer and use your applications at once.
- Press CTRL+ALT+DEL
- Select Start Task Manager.
- In the Task Manager window, click on explorer.exe entry and kill it (end process).
- Open your notepad.
- Type: @echo off
taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
explorer.exe - Save the file with extension .bat
- Create a shortcut on the desktop. Every time you need to restart Explorer, just doublke-click on it.
Tags: hack, Windows Vista
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March 19th, 2009
all this did was make my desktop go away. only way to bring back was to goto run and type explorer
March 19th, 2009
Mmm…it is possible. If you use the default Start Menu in Vista try this:
1) Click Start.
2) Now, press and hold the CTRL and SHIFT buttons and right-click in any empty are of the search box.
3) A menu should appear showing you two options, namely Exit Explorer and Properties.
4) Cick Exit Explorer.
5) To launch Explorer again go to Run…, and type Explorer.exe.