Quote: Originally Posted by Jackboot
@d_sellers: You obtained the same results that I did. I agree it must be some sort of built-in protection against a virus changing the shell to something unusable.
Any other ideas?
A friend of mine has a program that he was showing me that replaces the windows shell with a more Widgets-style shell. The neat thing about it is that it included a small program that easily allowed for the shell to be changed back and forth. Now the problem is, I don't remember the name of the progarm that he was using. I've been meaning to get back with him on it but I haven't seen him around (which is bad because he doesn't live very far).
Derek