Missing Action buttons

Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. All other windows and screens are
completely visible. Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

what you can try is temporarily
modifying the desktop resolution.

here are the instructions:

http://tinyurl.com/ytfcbc



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"welder50" wrote in message
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Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. All other windows and screens are
completely visible. Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

welder50 wrote:
Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. All other windows and screens are
completely visible. Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

That can happen if your display settings cause the text to overlap a
restricted space. Changing the resolution probably won't help; the box
will get smaller too. But the following should: Open Display
Properties, click Settings tab, click Advanced button, and change the
DPI setting to "Normal Size (96 DPI)". Click "OK", or "Apply".

One more thing you can try: press the Tab key till you think you've
selected the right response. If you miss, with three tabs before the
Enter key, try it again with two or four tabs. Sometimes, simply
pressing the Spacebar, or Enter key is interpreted as the expected
response too.

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Joe =o)

Sorry for hijacking your thread but i see no other on here "anywhere" for me
to create my own thread.

I just cleaned my system of a couple of viruses and now my email wont show
images in the mail i receive. Is there any way to fix this ?

PS Sorry again but i just couldnt find any other way to post my question.

Thank you

Kevin wrote:
Sorry for hijacking your thread but I see no other on here "anywhere" for me
to create my own thread.

I just cleaned my system of a couple of viruses and now my email won't show
images in the mail I receive. Is there any way to fix this?

PS Sorry again but I just couldn't find any other way to post my question.

Thank you

First clean it better. Install, update and run these:

Malwarebytes© Corporation
http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam/program/mbam-setup.exe

SuperAntispyware
http://www.superantispyware.com/supe...freevspro.html

If you still have the same problem after a restart, the images problem
depends on whether you use a browser, such as IE or Firefox to get
webmail, or an email client such as OE or Thunderbird.

Depending on the program you use, look through its options for a way to
allow images. Or post to an IE, OE newsgroup where those experts hang out.

"Elmo" wrote:

welder50 wrote:
Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. All other windows and screens are
completely visible. Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

That can happen if your display settings cause the text to overlap a
restricted space. Changing the resolution probably won't help; the box
will get smaller too. But the following should: Open Display
Properties, click Settings tab, click Advanced button, and change the
DPI setting to "Normal Size (96 DPI)". Click "OK", or "Apply".

One more thing you can try: press the Tab key till you think you've
selected the right response. If you miss, with three tabs before the
Enter key, try it again with two or four tabs. Sometimes, simply
pressing the Spacebar, or Enter key is interpreted as the expected
response too.

--
Joe =o)
.
None of the above corrects the problem. I believe this problem began after installing some windows xp updates. The updates altered some of the files in the windows sub directory. HP tech help advises to reinstall the original system software. This would probably fix the problem but I would lose to much data and have to reinstall many of the applications.

On Feb 1, 10:47*am, welder50
wrote:
Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. *All other windows and screens are
completely visible. *Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

Which hp application driver and recovery bundled application program
would that be and if you downloaded it, please post the download link.

"Jose" wrote:

On Feb 1, 10:47 am, welder50
wrote:
Trying to launch hp application and driver recovery to reinstall a bundled
program. The first screen that appears is cropped on the right side and
bottom causing the action buttons to not be visible preventing the program
from continuing past this screen. All other windows and screens are
completely visible. Problem with this application only.
hp cannot help using email and tech chat support.

Which hp application driver and recovery bundled application program
would that be and if you downloaded it, please post the download link.
.
The program I want to reinstall is "HP Photosmart Premier". The program for being able to do this is called "HP application and driver recovery". Both og them were part of the software bundle that came with the computer when I bought it.