hallmark program gone

15 years ago

I have a Hallmark Program that just dissappeared. It shows that it's in my programs but i can't find it. There is no icon on desktop anymore. Where did it go ???

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DA_Mccoy
15 years ago
First, try a reboot to see if it reappears.

Second, try a system restore to an occasion before the missing occurrence.

If neither resolve your concern you report, "It shows that it's in my programs but i can't find it." Where does it show this?

All of us have experience limitations. Are you familiar with the Program Files folder on the H/D, and its contents? If so, look in that folder for your application file. Open that file and locate the .exe file. It normally has the product icon in front of the entry. When located right-click on the entry. On the appearing menu select and send a copy to the Desktop.

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zep516
15 years ago
It should be in the program files folder, know how to look?

Double click Mycomputer from the desktop or look in the start menu for Computer or Mycomputer in XP. Once Mycomputer opens double click Local Disk now look for the program files folder double click it. When That folder opens look for the Hallmark Program in there, once found you can drag the exe to the desktop and that will create a short cut to the program.
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kudzu9
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An icon disappearing does not mean the program disappeared. In fact, you can intentionally delete the icon and it does nothing to the program. The icon is just a shortcut. Follow the directions given above to see if you can find it listed. If you find it, you can easily create a shortcut on your Desktop again.
clairdo2
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you zep, i did find it like you said clicking local disk and program files. I put it on my desktop but it opens different then what it used to but that's ok...
bpgreen
15 years ago
It could be that the shortcut that was there before had some additional parameters that it passed. Have you checked the Recycle bin to see if you could restore it?

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