How to Recover from "Picasa" Crashes
Occasionally Picasa may crash due to corrupt software files. Picasa relies on a database structure to store and organize your photos. If the database becomes corrupt, the software may unexpectedly crash. To recover from a crash, uninstall and then reinstall Picasa to rebuild the database. When you perform a reinstall, your photos are left untouched; you will have the opportunity to scan your computer for the photos once the installation is completed.
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Instructions
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Click "Start" located in the bottom left of the screen. Click "All Programs" then click "Picasa." Select "Uninstall."
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Click "Uninstall" from the confirmation window.
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Click "Yes" to remove the Picasa database.
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Download Picasa at picasa.google.com. Follow the on-screen prompts to reinstall the software.
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Suddenly all my documents that were saved in Microsoft Word have had the picasa logo added to the icons so that when I want to send a file by email , picasa opens and not the file I want to swend. AHow did this occur? How do I fix the problem?
