End of life programs remove the D drive which is the system restore partition

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• Removed the system restore points

  I tried to install Samsung Kies and Samsung mobile driver, once I did and had problems, then I tried to uninstall, I went to the restoration of the system and realized that all the points that have been created have been deleted. I have a lot of space on my computer and the system restore is enabled. Is there anyway that I can get back them? I ran a virus scan and all is well, but I'm just worried for where my points went.

  Thank you

  They are automatically deleted after they are no longer relevant, or if the space that you book for them runs.  You can drag the slider in your settings to reserve more space for their own good:

  

• Failed to retrieve a pilot removed with the system restore

  original title: a restoration system and deleted driver

  I accidentally deleted a program and the system restore will not work to get it back. I think it was a driver, but I don't know which

  Hello

  Have you checked the trash to see if what you removed is there.

  If she's not here and it was a driver then something possibly complain
  and then you know you what it was.

  Remember that you should not 'Remove' programs, instead of uninstalling them.

  Its quite difficult to accidentally delete a driver.

  I hope this helps.

  I hope this helps.

• How to remove programs from the system tray without removing them from the startup?

  How to remove programs from the system tray without removing them from the startup on Windows XP folder?

  Hello

  The first step is to identify the program that represents the icon and decide whether it should be in the system tray (most are not necessary). Hold the cursor of the mouse on the icon to see the name of the program that launches the icon.

  The best bet is to click the icon to see if this opens the box of the program options. If so, look for a selection similar to "remove from the system tray.

  Alternatively, you can hide the icons in the system tray.

  Here's how:

  1. right click on the taskbar and select "Properties".

  2. in the "Notification area" click "Hide inactive icons" if she already unchecked and then click on the button "Customize".

  3. click on the ' column next to each of your current behavior and choose one of the three behaviors for each program icon that appears in the system tray: "Hide when it is idle," "Always hide", or "always show".»

  If you hide an icon, but then see it again the next time that you log on to Windows, you may need to uninstall the program to permanently remove the icon. Uninstall the program permanently removes the program from your computer. For more information, see Uninstall or change a program.

• My computer will not open certain programs, and the system does not.

  I have really no idea what's wrong with my computer, so I'll just list the symptoms.

  The first and foremost problem is that my computer won't open some programs.  First thing I noticed when I tried to open iTunes and it did not open, no matter how many times I tried.  I went to restart my computer, and that opens up a host of new questions.

  My antivirus - Windows Live OneCare - software does not open.  I tried to turn on Windows Defender for malware, but it crashes when I try to do.  Not only does iTunes opens, but neither a few other programs I have on my computer--mainly those who could help me to solve this problem, such as the restoration of the system.  When I try to uninstall a program - all - nothing happens and he refuses to let me try to uninstall anything else, insisting something is already uninstall.  And my computer can't detect my printer.

  Which leads to my other problem: I have two computers connected to a network via an Ethernet cable.  The other computer is fine and can access the Internet fine, but when he sends something to the printer, nothing happens on the end of the printer.  It is a red 'X' the symbol of my network on my computer in the lower right corner (next to), so I guess this confirms my concerns about the network.  I don't understand what exactly is the problem, just that the other computer cannot print (it is not connected directly to the printer, mine is).

  Because Windows Live OneCare and Windows Defender does not work, I can not scan to see if it is the result of spyware or malware.  And because whenever I click on the system restore, nothing happens, I can't restore the computers to something else.  I'm completely stuck.  More critical functions simply do not work.

  If you have Vista then the Windows 7 upgrade that will take and install without problems, but the editions between operating systems need to be adapted, Home Premium, Home Premium edition, or higher, you cannot switch to a lower version.

  Upgrade Windows Vista to Windows 7
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows7/help/upgrading-from-Windows-Vista-to-Windows-7

  You never provided the installation diskettes, it's unusual for OEM nit of a recovery hard disk Partition.  Check any manual provided, or go to the manufacturer's Web site and see that your machine is delivered with.

  Failure one of the reasons for CD or DVD boot's Boot in the Bios options to have the hard drive initialization before any other media.  You may need to check the settings in the Bios and put them accordingly.

• How to remove the system reserve of my computer?

  I installed Windows 7 Pro in Windows 7. I used a program of virtual drive to mount the iso of Windows 7. I then install Windows 7 pro. I started out in the 'new' Win 7 and let Windows do its thing updated and which do not. I have a Windows.old so I know that the operation went well. However, when I open the computer, he showed my C drive and an extra drive that I have 'E', but he also showed the system reserve partition drive. I know that this is part of the startup procedure so I know not, I can't delete it, but how do I remove it from my computer, where it shows all the readers of mjy? It wasn't until I reinstalled Windows (by that I mean the partition was there but does not in the window of the computer).

  To my knowledge, the partition of the reserve of should not be assigned a drive letter so do not appear in the window of the computer. My score is assigned to the letter G

  Hello

  Usually system reserved partition will not be assigned a drive letter. However, as you can see the score with a drive letter, I suggest you to refer to the article and remove the assigned drive letter:

  Change, add, or remove a drive letter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/change-add-or-remove-a-drive-letter

  Once you remove the drive letter, it will not in the computer.

  It will be useful.

• Satellite A660-k17: can I remove the two primary partitions used for restoration?

  Hello
  I have 3 questions :) #.

  1. I burned a copy dvd recovery media, on a laptop A660 k17. There are two partitions on the disk that I think are there for the recovery. The first is 1.46 GB and it's for the recovery and another partition hidden 8.29 GB... and I think that the first contains the Recovery Wizard and the whole environment in which we will get through the repair of the system and the hidden disk contains the actuall with windows data, drivers and so on. Can I remove these two? I ask mainly on the first, if it is not necessary for the system to boot or something after that I have to recover the laptop to the factory setting.

  2 and I also want to leave my partitions so that I don't have to partition the whole drive from C 600 GB again. I have a D drive created but there is this response to a topic already in the forum http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=64754&tstart=90
  who says that when I leave the partitions I created myself, that the recovery will be not available. I have a copy on dvd, but only to make sure no kidding something upward.

  3. when I want a clean system without some software which are preloaded on the oem recovery disk... I have to use windows recovery? or it will be the same as the toshiba one?
  Thanks for the reply possible :)
  Beautiful day :)

  > Can I remove the two primary partitions used for restoration?
  First not, but you can remove the Toshiba recovery partition if you created the recovery DVDs. One day, if you want to install the recovery image once again you can use created the recovery disc.

• All my .exe files have been removed. as well as system32\rundll32.exe... How can they be retrieved when no file opens and the system restore will not work.

  Original title:. Nothing works.

  All my .exe files have been removed. as well as system32\rundll32.exe... How can they be retrieved when no file opens and the system restore will not work. I can't install a fixit program or run anything at all.

  Safe mode?

  Looks like you have a virus/trojan/worm infection pretty good...

  Actually, even if you get executables run again - you can be (read as "will be") better off the coast of a new facility.  Wipe and install media with your product key and other serial numbers and installation for other products media you own and restore your last recognized reliable backup for your files.

• Part removed from the registry, cannot open the .exe, .lnk and cannot access the system restore

  Following the advice on a Wikipedia page to remove a virus 'active security scan', I accidentally deleted a potion of my registry (software?)  Now I can't access any .exe, .lnk, files etc.  I get the message "windows cannot open this file", and then me accesses a page with no software suggested to open the file.  I tried the system restore, but get the same message when I try to open the system restore program.  Any suggestions?

  Jay,
  You should read through this article, because it addresses a similar situation.  Let us know if it helps.
  Recover corrupted regitry

  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• product information programmed into the system board are invalid or missing

  the following product information programmed on the system card is missing or invalid

  WHAT information?

  Without providing us with all the details, we can not help you...

• "Info product programmed into the system card is missing or not valid card system:

  Info product programmed into the system card is missing or not valid card system:

  The OOA product name,

  OOA serial No.,

  OOA product #.

  System OOA board ct #.

  I get this message every time I start all of a sudden. What it means and how to fix it? I just bought this laptop from staples are about 4 months!

  Jenn121 wrote:
  

  How to send the unit into operation? I was given assurances on this matter of Staples, can I put it to return? Or I'm doing something else?

  Your 1 year warranty is HP and no store, but I do not know if they accept your laptop for service. You can use HP support (phone/Email/Chat) and connect to a case of this problem and directives on service will be communicated to the customer service you HP.

• I need to restore my windows xp system, but when I run the system restore program, I get the message that no changes were made and to choose another restore point, but all have the same results. Why?

  the system restore program is activated.

  A restore point is selected. program is activated.

  It runs and after system restart, it is said that no changes have been made, run another restore point.

  Same results every time!

  Help!

  Hi larryburrage,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2 when was the last time it was working fine?

  3 do you have Norton installed on the computer security software?

  If you use Norton Security software on the computer then refer to the article below and check if it helps.

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/pfdocs/2005113009323013

  If you don't use security software Norton then temporary deactivation of security software installed on the computer and check if it helps.

  Important: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you do not disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network during the time that your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attacks.

• icons and programs - is no longer on the desktop after the system restore

  original title: icons and programs

  I recently did a system restore and now my icons are not on my desktop and when I click on start to go to my programs it is empty. I tried to do a right-click on the desktop, but the icons enable quick isn't here. How can I restore my icons and programs?

  Hello

  Why did you go to the system restore? What problems have you had seen before that you did the system restore?

  Concerning

  GT4U

• I can't do the system restore and I have nothing on my "All programs" button, which means that I have not accessories, System Tools, etc. How can I get that back?

  I can't do the system restore and I have nothing on my "All programs" button, which means that I have not accessories, System Tools, etc. How can I get that back?

  Hello CalebCox,

  I suggest that you try the methods below to resolve this issue.

  Method 1:

  This problem can be caused due to infection by the Virus. I suggest that you run a virus scan on your computer using Microsoft Safety scanner and check if you have the same problem.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Check if you have the same problem in the new user account.

  You can refer to the link below, which will give you information on how to create and configure user accounts in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/279783

  If works, you can copy data to the new user account:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151

• After the removal of malicious software through the system restore, now some applications don't work

  Control Panel... Help and Support... do not work... I get this message on both of these and other:
  Rundll32.exe not found Application...
  When I try to access some also uses Open with open... This has not happened before... I think I lost something that needs to be restored... BTW I tried the system restore to get rid of malware... It worked (obvriously) but only up to a point... Now, some applications do not work...
   
  Thank you
   
  Elaine

  Then when you get your rundll32.exe work, follow these steps:

  Looks like your Windows file associations have to dispose. This means that XP is not
  know what to do with the files by looking at the file extension (for example, .exe for executables,
  .doc for MS documents, etc.).

  If you don't have it you, something done for you - most likely malware.

  Go to this site WWW by Doug Knox:

  http://www.dougknox.com/

  On the left, click on the Win XP fixes, file Association fixed and read the instructions at the top of the page.

  Download the EXE File Association Fix on your desktop, unzip the file and apply it by following the instructions at the top of the page, then to restart and test.

  Run the following scans for malware, and then fix any problems:

  Download, install, update and do a full scan with these free malware detection programs:

  Malwarebytes (MMFA): http://malwarebytes.org/
  SUPERAntiSpyware: (SAS): http://www.superantispyware.com/

  They can be uninstalled later if you wish.