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Posted By: andy1 computer help - 20th Nov 2012 12:12am
not to good at this but got onto laptop last night and noticed all desktop icons had changed to adobe reader with a small blue tick in left hand corner.tried clicking on them but an error message comes up saying not supported have tried to restore but same message comes up any help would be grateful
Posted By: Salmon Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 7:44am
If system restore did not work, you could try another restore point or try to start in safe mode.When the laptop is booting up, keep pressing F8 until it comes up with a few suggestion of how to start.Click on last known good configuration and see where that takes you.
It may help if you know what operating system you are using.
Good luck.
Posted By: Mark Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 7:51am
it reads like you have associated the shortcut property to be opened by adobe. Or a virus may be playing tricks.

system restore as above does sound like your easiest workaround / fix.
Posted By: flybynight Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 10:48am
If the icons where for applications , you should be able to right click on each individually , then there should be an option to (open with) choose this then pick the associated program. If you don't know the program , when you right click go to find target first this should then point you in the right direction.
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 10:50am
It is a virus, all your program's have been associated with adobe software.

Back up your photos/personal items and do a factory restore.
Posted By: Necronuss Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 8:44pm
I had this problem and this sorted it
Have you tried....

Reset file associations

Microsoft fixit

Hope you get it sorted
Posted By: TheComebackKid Re: computer help - 20th Nov 2012 9:46pm
My 2 penorth worth on this....
Try deleting Adobe and reboot, your icons should revert to their original programs....

Good Luck
Posted By: andy1 Re: computer help - 26th Nov 2012 5:18pm
problem sorted, reset the computer.thanks to everyone for your advice much appreciated
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