Oddities: Windows Invisible
My geek lifestyle kind of influenced my girlfriend. Her laptop is a mess, though.
She had to write an essay about a medical investigation for Inmunology, so as any other person, she turned on her laptop, opened a (beautiful) article from an online magazine, and got straight to business. After a couple of seconds, Windows XP started to complain about something crashing and it did the best thing it does: Develop random features.
People, with you: "Windows Invisible"
I’m guessing XP decided that Windows 7′s interface is not cool enough, and decided to implement a new, sleek interface, otherwise called “Windows Invisible“. With a 100% transparent task bar, it’s bound to let you work without getting in your way. It won’t even let you open any program!! What the hell. Adobe Reader, Firefox, Word and MSN Live Messenger (the only that can’t get out of the way) are there. You don’t need anything else.
Looking for productivity? Ask for your Windows Invisible copy right now! It ships without warranty, though.
Heldraug
Ydolon
Pyzlnar
I know that is a very late comment but I just wanted to let you know the phenomenon you named “Windows Invisible” is what happens when explorer.exe (the thing that displays all the windows, icons, task bar, etc. in Windows) has crashed. It could be a symptom of a real problem, but could just be a random glitch. To get your desktop back, push “ctrl+alt+delete”, go to file>new task and then type in explorer.exe and click ok.