Spaces and Exposé with Mavericks

I've lost Spaces and Exposé after a startup disk full error - any ideas?

That's annoying, no I didn't reinstall intellipoint or restart.
Funny, it reverted back to using the back/forward buttons when I selected the Apple + arrow keys. I wonder why it does that then? Sorry it didn't work for you.
Although that was fixed for me, my entire system has died:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1222352&tstart=0
Bloody computers.
Are you using 6.22 of MS IntelliPoint?

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