when i right click on a blank space on my desktop my computer crashes. i do not know why i cannot shut down my computer staight after. so i have to constantly manually restart my computer. some please help me!!!
yuj

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this is the most annoying problem and i dunno how to solve it!!!
because i cannot right-click on a blank space on my desktop. if i do its causes my computer to crash and it makes me unable to shut down the computer...so i have to shut it down manually
some1 please help this problem is making me think i have a virus on my computer!!
please help me!
yuj

Is this a new problem? Were things working OK previously? Any new hardware and or software?

If this is a new problem try a System Restore to a point prior to the problem:

start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore

yes this is a new problem but i tryed doing system restore but apparently i had turned it off so i have no history off my previous uses
yes i had install new hardware but i have deleted them all
i tried the: Start/ run/regedit.
but it was al clear and there was nothing wrong
this is a new problem and very annoying since i cant right click on a blank area on my desktop
try help A.S.A.P
P.s i read what you wrote to 'zznavidzz'... i have the same problem as him!

Do you have a retail XP CD or was XP pre installed (OEM)?

If the former I suggest a Repair Install as seen here:

http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

If the latter consult your manual for the Non-Destructive Recovery Options which will be their version of a Repair Install.

This will save your programs and settings but reinstall all XP files. You will then need to reload SP2 unless your CD is an SP2 CD.

And in the future it's a good idea to have System Restore on.

is there any other ways to sort out this problem
list as many as u can please!

What type of XP CD do you have?

professional
service pack
why

A Repair Install will retain your data and programs. Here is a good guide:

http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

Or more simply explained here:

How to perform an in-place upgrade (reinstallation) of Windows XP