I just uninstalled Vista Transformation Pack 4.0 and my system(XP_SP2) was left with a few back effects.
#1 - The Log Off/Shutdown text labels on the start menu are gone ( Tryed to change start menu types )
#2 - My C: Drive icon is corrupt ( Already tied repairing the cache and rebuilding icons )
#3 - Outlook Express Icon changed
I recently installed the Vista Transformation pack and didn't like it so i uninstalled it.I forgot to remove some parts from the pack so I went under program files and deleted the folders that were related to the program. I think by deleting one of them, I removed the logon screen because everytime I start my computer the logon screen comes up with just the background and no admin or user things showing, just the vista logon background. Is there a way around this so I can get into my computer and restore the folder I deleted?
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Thank you,
Al
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