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August 31st, 2000, 11:49 PM
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OK then, let's try and get rid of it.
Restart your computer in MSDOS mode.
You should be at the C:\Windows> prompt.
Type the following:
cd Desktop
Hit Enter.
You should now be at the C:\Windows\Desktop> prompt.
Now type DIR
You will see a list of files that are all shortcuts located on your desktop. They will end in a .lnk extension. See if you can spot the darn thing and if you can, simply type delete (space) and then the full file name.
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