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The tag 'ocd' on WindowsForum.com is used by members to describe a personal tendency toward order and precision, often in the context of desktop customization and interface issues. Users mention having a 'bit of OCD' when icons go missing from the Start screen or when they cannot unpin a stubborn shortcut from the taskbar. The tag appears in troubleshooting threads where small visual inconsistencies or interface glitches cause frustration. While the tag references obsessive-compulsive tendencies, it is used informally to express annoyance with imperfect layouts or unresponsive UI elements. One off-topic thread about unusual compulsions also appears under this tag.
  1. jamezb3

    Windows 8 Start Screen Icons Missing

    I installed Fontagent Pro and when I rebooted my PC the icons in the start screen where missing. I guess I am just wondering if anyone has run into this problem and knows how to fix this bug. I must have a bit of OCD because it really bugs me when things aren't just so. Link Removed Cheers
  2. B

    Windows 7 Failure to unpin from taskbar, related to diablo 3

    hello all. i recently installed diablo 3, and in the process of installing i somehow managed to pin a shortcut to my taskbar. this shortcut says "Battle.net Account Management". the shortcut works, and is actually a link to the battle.net login screen. HOWEVER... i cannot right click or drag on...
    • b0dycast
    • Thread
    • battle.net diablo 3 gaming installation ocd shortcuts support taskbar unpinning
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  3. cybercore

    VIDEO Meet the Woman Who Eats Couch Cushions

    Meet the Woman Who Eats Couch Cushions Compulsions drive people to do very strange and unusual things. But eating couch cushions? That may very well be the strangest yet. Adele, a 30-year-old woman from Bradenton, Fla., recently came forward on a TV show about her bizarre taste for foam...
    • cybercore
    • Thread
    • addiction adele assessment behavior compulsion couch cushions diet foam materials food substances habits health condition mental health obsessive compulsive ocd pica psychology research stress relief tlc tv shows
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
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