from the control panel go to System and Maintenance>Backup and Restore
Center and then select repair windows using system restore, and select the
date and time before the WOW is installed
"DMK" <> wrote in message
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> I recently bought a new computer with vista installed on it. I brought
> it home and began installing World of Warcraft. When it was about 90%
> finished installing, I tried to move the WoW folder from my desktop to
> the Games folder.
>
> This is when it all started going badly.
>
> Windows Explorer began to constantly stop responding and restart,
> folders took exceptionally long to open (or often didn't open at all),
> and WoW lost track of the launch.exe file. The last one I knew how to
> fix, so I took the folder from Games and put it back on the desktop.
> When I did this, the icon for the WoW Launcher became a blank .exe file
> and refused to react when clicked. I restarted the computer, but all
> problems persisted.
>
> I can't delete WoW; the Recycle Bin never moves from "0 of 0 files
> recycled."
>
> I can't uninstall WoW; folder rarely open.
>
> I have never used vista before this, and any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
>
>
>
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> DMK
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