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January 17, 2001 12:00 AM

Back Door to NT

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If you add, delete, or modify a DLL under Windows NT and discover that you've lost your desktop shell after you reboot, I have a solution. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del, then click Task Manager, New Task, Browse. Replace the culprit DLL with a DLL that works, and your system should be OK.

—Javad Asadi
javad.asadi@eds.com

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  • Marie Fahmy
    11 years ago
    Jan 18, 2001

    What would you do if you don't remember which DLL caused the problem.

    Is there a way to recover the Desktop without re-installing the OS?
    Thanks,

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