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I really need some help and don't know where to start! I have WinXP (SP2) on
a Dell Latitude D600 laptop. I am connected to the network at my place of
work and can also use it at home.
The problem is that at least 75% of the time, when starting Windows, I get
the 'Applying your personal settings' for a few seconds longer than normal
and when Windows does load I find that my wallpaper has disappeared to a
blank blue background and that all my e-mails in Outlook Express have gone.
I reset my wallpaper to a photograph from 'My Pictures' but it is not
possible to retrieve any e-mails lost. The addresses in my address book
remain though.
This does not happen all of the time and when it does not Windows will load
normally, taking a shorter amount of time to 'Apply personal settings',
displaying the correct background wallpaper and saving e-mails in Outlook.
Can anyone offer any advice? I know it is not my display settings as it does
not happen all of the time and Outlook is also affected. I am guessing it
might have something to do with the network configuration? (It happens at
home when not connected to a network and at work when connected).
Hope someone can shed some light on this! Thank you!
a Dell Latitude D600 laptop. I am connected to the network at my place of
work and can also use it at home.
The problem is that at least 75% of the time, when starting Windows, I get
the 'Applying your personal settings' for a few seconds longer than normal
and when Windows does load I find that my wallpaper has disappeared to a
blank blue background and that all my e-mails in Outlook Express have gone.
I reset my wallpaper to a photograph from 'My Pictures' but it is not
possible to retrieve any e-mails lost. The addresses in my address book
remain though.
This does not happen all of the time and when it does not Windows will load
normally, taking a shorter amount of time to 'Apply personal settings',
displaying the correct background wallpaper and saving e-mails in Outlook.
Can anyone offer any advice? I know it is not my display settings as it does
not happen all of the time and Outlook is also affected. I am guessing it
might have something to do with the network configuration? (It happens at
home when not connected to a network and at work when connected).
Hope someone can shed some light on this! Thank you!