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Yea, i had some problems with red hat the other day, when i logged on it was moving REALLLY slow, and then it said there was an error with a file and it should be deleted, so maybe im stupid but i did. I do not remimber the name of the file, but now when red hat loads, i have no desktop switcher, and when i minimize my programs they just dissapear, (they are still running i just lose them becuase they dont minimize to my task bar any more, its jsut blank).
Its kind of annoying, can anyone help?
Ok umm that did nothing.... i think i need to clarify...
the actual bar itself is there... i see the time and my start menu and whatnot, but theres no desktop switcher, and when i minimize any programs it doesnt show up on the task bar so i cant open them anymore.
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