\textcolor{orange}{\textsf{\huge \textbf{Active Desktop Recovery}}}
Microsoft Windows has experienced an unexpected error. As a precaution, your Active Desktop has been turned off. To restore the Active Desktop, use the following troubleshooting tips:

\textcolor{steelblue}{\textsf{• }}Did your browser stop working, or did you restart your computer without shutting it down first? If so, click:
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\\[-30mu]\hspace{84mu}\textcolor{black}{\textsf{Restore my Active Desktop}}

\textcolor{steelblue}{\textsf{• }}Did you recently change your background to a web page? If so:
\hspace{20mu}1. Right-click the desktop, and then click Properties.
\hspace{20mu}2. On the Desktop tab, under Background, click the background you want.
\textcolor{steelblue}{\textsf{• }}Did you recently add a new item to your Active Desktop? If so:
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\\[-223mu]\hspace{20mu}1. Right-click the desktop, and then click Properties.
\hspace{20mu}2. On the Desktop tab, click Customize Desktop.
\hspace{20mu}3. On the Web tab, under Web pages, clear the check box for the item that was added last.
\textcolor{steelblue}{\textsf{• }}Do you want to turn off your Active Desktop? If so:
\hspace{20mu}1. Right-click the desktop, and then click Properties.
\hspace{20mu}2. On the Desktop tab, click Customize Desktop.
\hspace{20mu}3. On the Web tab, under Web pages, click to clear all the check boxes.