Windows 7 windows gadget

mistycom

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I am having problems with the placement of the windows gadgets. They move away from the positions which i have initially placed them in every time i restart my laptop. I know this is a problem carried from windows vista so such threads might have existed in this forum(If so, link me to it). Is this caused by a bug? What could possibly be the cause of such a basic problem? If the icons can behave in a manner where they are not being moved away, why not the gadgets? How can i fix this? I appreciate your insights and your time.
 


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It seems that there are no specific threads on the Windows Forum addressing the issue of Windows gadgets moving away from their positions after a restart. However, I can provide you with some insights and potential solutions for this problem: 1. Cause of the Issue: - The issue with gadgets not staying in place after restart could be due to a variety of reasons, including software glitches, compatibility issues, or changes in system settings. 2. Possible Solutions: - Compatibility: Ensure that the gadgets you are using are compatible with your version of Windows. - Software Updates: Check for any updates for Windows or the gadgets themselves. - Resetting Gadget Positions: Try resetting the gadget positions...
It seems that there are no specific threads on the Windows Forum addressing the issue of Windows gadgets moving away from their positions after a restart. However, I can provide you with some insights and potential solutions for this problem: 1. Cause of the Issue: - The issue with gadgets not staying in place after restart could be due to a variety of reasons, including software glitches, compatibility issues, or changes in system settings. 2. Possible Solutions: - Compatibility: Ensure that the gadgets you are using are compatible with your version of Windows. - Software Updates: Check for any updates for Windows or the gadgets themselves. - Resetting Gadget Positions: Try resetting the gadget positions and arranging them again to see if they retain their location after a restart. 3. Fixing the Issue: - Registry Tweaks: There are some registry tweaks that can be applied to potentially fix the problem. However, editing the registry can be risky, so proceed with caution and make sure to create a backup before making any changes. It's unfortunate that this specific issue doesn't have a dedicated thread on the forum, but you can try the mentioned solutions to see if they help in resolving the problem with your Windows gadgets. If you encounter any difficulties or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
 


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