On Sunday 06 July 2003 10:36 am, Michael wrote: > i really did a number here. somehow i accidentily added every single file > from my mswin hard drive to the noatun media player playlist. well, in > trying to remove everything from the playlist, the computer started bogging > down BAD. i closed the media player, restarted the computer. got back > into linux, the media player starts up as soon as i get to the desktop > (which i've noticed it will if i leave it open when i shut down), but i > can't access it or see it on the tool bar or anything to stop it and remove > all the files that were accidentily added. so, uhhh, can anyone help me? > thanks. Mike
nevermind, i fixed it. went into the control center, changed the startup command so when i boot up it starts with a new session, not restoring the last session. started up and the media player did not start running. went and checked the playlist and all the files i accidentily added were gone. glad i found that setting to start with an empty session. sometimes my wife will hop on the computer and exit linux and boot into win98, and she doesn't close out the programs i have running (GAIM/AIM, noatun, and k-mail are the first 3 programs i start and i leave them running non-stop when on the computer). i've noticed when she does that, i lose AIM sounds when the media player is running. i've learned to make sure every program is closed before logging out of linux, she doesn't always check and i run each program on a different desktop, so that confuses her even more. but for anyone that was going to respond, thanks anyway! anything anyone can add to help if i run into similiar situations in the future would be appreciated. thanks! Mike
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