Funny desktop screen problem. Please help.?

Question

Iol I don't even know how to put this in words.
I just got Windows 7, and mine is Dell computer. So, here's the problem:
You see how the mouse's cursor stops when you reach the edge, or wall, or end of the screen? Well, mine doesn't. And there's unlimited space inside. I was trying to see how much space was there inside and I was shoving in Internet Explorer. And I accidentally left it inside.
lol, now whenever I open explorer it opens up in the space and I cant access it. It's Windows 7, so there's no right click > Move. I am trying to uninstall explorer but explorer still shows up, I am not able to uninstall it.
So, yeah.. I've been trying to see from resolution settings and all if I had it on double screen or something but I am ending up in fail-blog. Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.

Answer 1

i'm unable to help smiling at reminiscent of you intimidating your laptop by way of squeeze and shaking it. unquestionably, squeezing your laptop conceal can injury your laptop reveal. Shaking it may smash some thing, like a laptop conceal hinge. i've got seen that issue before. it might desire to be simply by: a million. Overheating. If it takes place whilst your laptop is warm, purchase your self a form of ventilated stands elevate your laptop greater off your table to extra perfect ventilate it. 2. Overheating simply by dirt ball clogging up your internals. until you will locate dis-assembly training from the producer and you like effective artwork, pass away that to the pros. in case you had your laptop for 2 or extra years, that's a solid maintenance technique to have achieved. those cans of compressed air blow some dirt out yet additionally %. a super variety of it even tighter against tight areas, fairly around the fan interior. 3. in case you have eradicated the above 2 situations, your laptop reveal may be approximately to die. I misplaced the reveal on a three-3 hundred and sixty 5 days previous Dell laptop after 6-8 months of comparable reveal issues.

Answer 2

Right click the desktop and go to Screen Resolution. The third or fourth button down should say either: show desktop only one 1, show desktop only on 2, extend these displays, or duplicate these displays. Make sure it says show desktop only on one and click apply. That should fix your problem.

Answer 3

Open IE, place the mouse pointer on the title bar, hold down the left mouse button and shake from side to side.

Answer 4

LOL! Try restarting the explorer.