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Originally posted by BroChaos

in task manager, just end explorer.exe, replace it, wait a second, click cancel, then click yes. then do a run>explorer.exe and that's taken care of. for shell32.dll, just rename it to shell32.dll.bak, wait a second, click cancel, click yes, and paste the new one in, wait a second, click cancel, click yes. then just restart explorer like above. for both of these to work though, you need the backup files for shell32 and explorer that are located in X:windowssystem32dllcache.

didnt work :sleeping: my shell32.dll in system32 and system32dllcache have been changed, but when i run explorer.exe again, it was just the default toolbar bitmaps

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Originally posted by hurting101

bhd: Thanks :)

aleni: Have you tried that Inuse.exe from MS? It's supposed to replace files that are in use. Doesn't work for me, but I might be doing something wrong.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techi...ing/inuse-o.asp

nevermind, i figured it out.. just logged off and logged on again, it worked.

btw check my cute toolbar, its so cute :D

cutetoolbar.png

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Originally posted by aleni

even more cute toolbar.. OMG this is not icons!

evenmorecute.png

tell me how, TELL ME HOW!!!! :D

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Look up at Ahra's post or head over to the Completed Styles part of this NeoWin forum...

and aleni, can i have your small orange icon, that represents winamp...thanks :)

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Originally posted by nixbum

osx for linux.

e + gnome. slack 8.

I'de be careful how you say that. You're gonna have a buttload of newbs downloading linux because they think that you can run OS X with it, and alot of those newbs are gonna PM you to death.

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