on 10/8/03 9:00 AM, Ernest L. Gunerius at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi everyone; > Can any one tell me if it is possible to repair corrupted Icons. Many > of the applications and some of the data icons on this badly > maintained HD have Icons that show as blocks filled with random > colored pixels. I suppose trashing the Alias icons and the > Applications and then re-installing them would work If the owner had > the original CDs, which he does not. > > All the applications work so it seems it is a cosmetic problem, but I > do not have any confidence in that assumption. > > I have noticed that booting from a corrupted System will cause some > OK icons on my Normal desktop to be corrupted. But not permanently. > When booted from my usual System all is OK again. > > The drive passed a Surface Scan in TT3. And TT3 reports all System > files OK and all Files OK. > > TIA, > > ernie > > I would rebuild the desktop. TT3 should be able to walk you through that. Shawn
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