The desktop was indeed gone. However, during her rampage of program closure, she closed explorer.exe. You'd think a reboot would fix that, right? Well, she had the computer setup so that when she hit the power button, the computer would sleep and not power down. When she started it back up, the screen would resume exactly where it was before. She told me she had another friend that knows computers fix her computer a while ago, and he changed the power settings. All I could do was laugh and tell her what she did wrong. I guess I like to laugh at other people's misfortunes.

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