Quick launch is a Windows based feature that lets personal computer users customize programs in their Windows taskbar, allowing them to quickly open commonly used applications such as Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player without using the Windows support number.

Resolve Disappearance of Quick Launch

Although Quick Launch can save the PC users’ time, computer repair for Windows 7 users may find that Quick Launch disappears after restarting their PC. According to the Microsoft tech support team, one way to resolve this issue is to create a new user account and check to see if you face the same issues instead of using the Windows support number. The issue will be resolved in most of the cases by creating a new user account instead of making use of the Windows support number. The Microsoft tech support team also encourages Windows 7 users to use the System File Checker tool if this issue persists instead of using the Windows support number. You can follow the instructions given below to run System File Checker to resolve Quick Launch in Windows 7 rather than dialing the Windows support number.

Click on the Windows 7 “Start” button, select “All programs” and then choose “Accessories”. You should see the “Command Prompt” tool under “Accessories”.

Right click on “Command Prompt” and then choose the “Run as Administrator” option. A dialog box will appear “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to the computer?” Select the “Yes” button.

Type “sfc/scannow” and then hit “Enter” on your keyboard. Wait for the System File Checker tool to examine your system. According to the Microsoft tech support team, if any files require replacement SFC will do so. You may also be asked to insert your Win7 DVD for the process to continue without using the Windows support number.

In order for this computer repair to be successful, close the Command Prompt and then restart your PC. You have now successfully resolved the issue without much use of the Windows support number. In this way you can resolve quick launch issues without using the Windows support number.