That is the "slow, double click" I was talking about. It seems to have
affected anthing on the desktop only. I can rename files in other folders
through my documents or windows explorer, but am unable to rename even a
newly created folder if it is on the desktop. I've also noticed it has taken
the "desktop" folder from my user folder under the C:\Documents and Settings.
All Users and Default User have theirs, but mine is gone. And in its place is
a "my recent documents". It's not a folder, the icon looks like a piece of
paper with a clock. All the files inside cannot be selected and renamed. When
you right-click any of them on the desktop and look at the properties, there
is a new section. Now in the Attributes area is a "Security" section that
reads "this file came from another comuter and might be blocked to help
protect this computer. Then it has an "Unblock" button. But selecting
"Unlock" doesn't seem to do anything. Still can't rename. If I move it into
my documents then a right click or select and click will allow rename, but if
moved back to the desktop, it again becomes locked. Acting much like
Vista-the whole reason I downgraded. I'm thinking the only way to really
remove SP3 effects is to reformat.