When I go to "My Computer" and select Search in order to look for files on my hard drive, some of window graphics are missing. I get the folders on the right, and the little dog on the left, but above the dog there is nothing but a blue background.
This happened after I removed McAfee Virus Scan from the computer. Getting it all off was a problem. I first removed it using the Control Panel, but it still kept popping up. I went to a McAfee site where I downloaded a registry cleanup file, VirusScan.reg and ran it. It then told me to search for MCKRNL.VXD, and delete it. However, the Search window didn't come up properly. It gave me a small window titled Common Shell, and a message that said "I need ResXX\McShield.dll."
After restarting the computer I got a message that I could not access the local server because of a problem with VsTskMgr.exe. Going to the Control Panel > Remove Programs I found the McAfee Virus Scan still there, so I removed it once again.
Now I don't get any of those error messages when I start up and go to the
Search window, but I'm missing the window bits I described above.
Is there any solution to this other than reinstalling Windows? Thanks.
Tom Keevil
This happened after I removed McAfee Virus Scan from the computer. Getting it all off was a problem. I first removed it using the Control Panel, but it still kept popping up. I went to a McAfee site where I downloaded a registry cleanup file, VirusScan.reg and ran it. It then told me to search for MCKRNL.VXD, and delete it. However, the Search window didn't come up properly. It gave me a small window titled Common Shell, and a message that said "I need ResXX\McShield.dll."
After restarting the computer I got a message that I could not access the local server because of a problem with VsTskMgr.exe. Going to the Control Panel > Remove Programs I found the McAfee Virus Scan still there, so I removed it once again.
Now I don't get any of those error messages when I start up and go to the
Search window, but I'm missing the window bits I described above.
Is there any solution to this other than reinstalling Windows? Thanks.
Tom Keevil