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06.18.2007 at 01:59AM PDT, ID: 22640033
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Active Desktop Error

Asked by FreeSpiritF1 in System Diagnostic Software, Windows XP Operating System, Active Directory

Tags: desktop, active, error

My active desktop is showing an error - title being Active Desktop Recovery.   there is a button labled 'Restore my Active Desktop'.    We are on XP/W2K3 domain.
 
An error has occured on the script on thsi page >> line 65 Char 1  Object doesnt supprot this acttion  Code 0.   URL (C:\Documents and Settings\noorm\Application Data\microsoft\Internet Explorer)/desktop.htt.

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[+][-]06.18.2007 at 02:24AM PDT, ID: 19305595

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Tags: desktop, active, error
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Solution Provided By: IanTh
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Solution Grade: B
 
 
[+][-]06.18.2007 at 03:13AM PDT, ID: 19305767

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[+][-]06.18.2007 at 06:48AM PDT, ID: 19306982

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