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there is no just chkdsk/f command..... or chdsk f /x command for that....u got to go at least to your c drive.....chkdsk c:\      then try......the fix command  which is then    \f       or go to ur start ...computer....all programs........accessories......then click on yr c...

I have the same issues with X8 an Windows 7. The exact same thing with the back button no longer working at all, and not being able to focus on a window until CTRL+ALT+DEL-ing. This is definitely a hardware RELATED issue, because it happened in the installation environment as well. I think maybe it's a receiver issue, but not sure how to test such a thing.

Be careful, clicking Rebuild will toss away all the previous indexing, sending you back to square one. I have a Windows 7 Gadget for Indexing, but there is no way that I have found to say "Use all resources and CPU cycles to speed up the Indexing process NOW".   No way to put the Index process into overdrive, you know? That would be very handy.

Problem The "Documents" folder appears as a plain icon when accessed via two different locations from the Vista Desktop UI and doesn't work as expected.  However, the redirected "Pictures", "Music" and "Videos" folders which all follow the "Documents" folder, have their correct icons (translucent Green) displayed under both issue scenarios...

I'm using this add in for index and search my account in Outlook. With Lookeen you can also add any folder on your system to be included in the search index... As I could experience it fortunately does the indexing in the back not using that much resources. So far it found almost everything I intended to look for :) Maybe worth a look and try... 

this problem might possibly have something to do with the enabling of web content. I had a similar problem under XP and recently rectified it by reenabling web content on the desktop. Just make sure to double check that the registry entry isn't there after enabling active content under gpedit.msc, not sure if that would occur in vista though but I had to under XP.

Thanks Man, Your post made 2 years back.. Worked for me even on this date. Thanks AGAIN

Still need help with this one. Anybody know of a solution?

I get the same message on windows 7 64 bit . It started when I installed SYSTEM MECH. and selected boot optimisor tool and check disk. I have run check disk in windows with no problems at all.

I had the same issues and the explorer.exe in the Winlogon did not work for me.  However I did notice something odd on the Userinit reg entry.  I referenced another machine and found the entry to be incorrect.  on the HKEY_Local_Machine/Software/Microsoft/WindowsNT/Current Version/Winlogon/ the Userinit should be C:\Windows\system32\userinit.exe,   Try this on those where the Explorer.exe fix did...