This a trick that might work--Right click on the taskbar and make sure it's UNlocked. Then 'grab' the double dotted vertical line on the left side and move it to the right. The Quick Launch bar might be hidden under it.
You can repair windows using the Windows XP installation CD instead of reloading Windows. This will not erase any of your files and you will only have to reset some of your settings is all. Worth a try I think. Try this
Link.
Has been going on for a few months, but not from the outset. I had my computer consultant look at it, and he couldn't fix.
I am reluctant to reload Windows XP, since the problem is not all that great. I use the "links" as a bottom toolbar, and it works as well as the quick launch- just would like to get it fixed if it is possible.
Thanks for the suggestion! It is great how many people pay attention to these messages and respond.
Try
this. It offers a feature beyond the .vbs from Doug Knox that you tried at the start of this thread (and should work if the problem on your system surfaced after you ran a spyware cleaner).
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Try or read this and see if it applies :
http://www.dougknox.com/
At that site » Win XP fixes and scroll to 'Cannot create........'