| Diablosblizz wrote: |
| You could have one of a few things. There is a program called DeepFreeze that restores everything back to the state of when it was installed when you restart or turn off your computer. You can tell if you have DeepFreeze by looking at the system tray (near the clock) and check if you see a polarbear type icon. You can open it by holding shift and double clicking that icon.
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| Diablosblizz wrote: |
| You could have one of a few things. There is a program called DeepFreeze that restores everything back to the state of when it was installed when you restart or turn off your computer. You can tell if you have DeepFreeze by looking at the system tray (near the clock) and check if you see a polarbear type icon. You can open it by holding shift and double clicking that icon.
The next option is you could have Microsoft Steady State. This is the exact same thing of DeepFreeze, but I have no idea how to work it. And the last option would be a virus. Try doing a couple of virus scans. Good luck. |
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