Posted by member 99 on 2004-03-20 17:54:50 link
Hm, you seem to be having an exceptionally unlucky experience here... most people don't have that many difficulties. :(
Not all themes include desktop icons. Desktop icons simply not showing up is not an error.
It's possible that a theme included a virus-infected executable, but highly unlikely. (most don't include any executables at all) You probably picked that up somewhere else. (though if you can verify that it was a theme, be sure to say which one)
There's no reason why IE shouldn't work in general with LiteStep, there's just a few minor features that are hardwired to use explorer. You don't really list any alternate browsers though, just different wrappers for IE. Try Mozilla FireFox or Opera.
Find, files, folders, and the equivalent of the start menu work just fine in LiteStep, just differently.
On Windows 2000 and XP you need to be able to edit the registry to uninstall, which is almost impossible without booting into Windows. Not much we can do about it. On Win9x it's very easy to remove LiteStep from MSDOS mode.
Not all themes include desktop icons. Desktop icons simply not showing up is not an error.
It's possible that a theme included a virus-infected executable, but highly unlikely. (most don't include any executables at all) You probably picked that up somewhere else. (though if you can verify that it was a theme, be sure to say which one)
There's no reason why IE shouldn't work in general with LiteStep, there's just a few minor features that are hardwired to use explorer. You don't really list any alternate browsers though, just different wrappers for IE. Try Mozilla FireFox or Opera.
Find, files, folders, and the equivalent of the start menu work just fine in LiteStep, just differently.
On Windows 2000 and XP you need to be able to edit the registry to uninstall, which is almost impossible without booting into Windows. Not much we can do about it. On Win9x it's very easy to remove LiteStep from MSDOS mode.