Microsoft Releases First “Fix it for me” Knowledge Base Article

Posted on November 20, 2008 by blakehandler
 
Many Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) Articles have solutions that "could be" handled programatically. Well finally, Microsoft has begun to resolve some problems "automatically."
 
Microsoft’s first "Fix it for me" KB Article is for the common problem of the "Missing Internet Explorer Desktop Icon" — this was previously resolved only by a manual Registry hack. I definately prefer Microsoft’s new online solution! (Thanks Robin)
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About blakehandler

BLAKE was a Microsoft MVP and award winning programmer with over 20+ years experience providing complete Windows and networking support for small to medium sized businesses. BLAKE is also Jazz Musician and Instructor for residential clients on the Los Angeles West Side.
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