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Nov 17,  · This bug is irrelevant to Windows 8 / because Microsoft removed the beloved Gadgets entirely in Win8 due to so many third-party evilware writers embedding malware into their "free" downloaded Gadgets (note to the best of my current knowledge, using the standard Microsoft Gadgets included with Windows 7 are all perfectly safe). To fix this problem, one need to simply set the UAC back to default level or at-least level 1. You will then be able to install Windows 7 Gadgets on your desktop sidebar. If you still face issues with windows 7 gadgets, it might because of incorrect settings in your Internet Security Zones. Microsoft has released a registry fix for this successacademyonline.orgted Reading Time: 1 min.

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To fix this problem, one need to simply set the UAC back to default level or at-least level 1. You will then be able to install Windows 7 Gadgets on your desktop sidebar. If you still face issues with windows 7 gadgets, it might because of incorrect settings in your Internet Security Zones. Microsoft has released a registry fix for this successacademyonline.orgted Reading Time: 1 min.

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Nov 17,  · This bug is irrelevant to Windows 8 / because Microsoft removed the beloved Gadgets entirely in Win8 due to so many third-party evilware writers embedding malware into their "free" downloaded Gadgets (note to the best of my current knowledge, using the standard Microsoft Gadgets included with Windows 7 are all perfectly safe). Jun 24,  · If you have gadgets that are displaying on your Windows 7 desktop improperly as black, white, blank, or just messed up, then this will show you how to fix them. You must be logged in as an administrator to be able to do this tutorial.

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1 - While holding the Windows logo key, type R to open the Run box. Open C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ where YourName is your name as shown at the top-right of the Start menu. 2 - Delete the Windows Sidebar folder. Method Three: 1 - Use Windows-R to open the Run box, then run regedit.