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• Startup Repair - how long is too long?

  I'm trying to startup on a Windows Vista laptop repair which starts after would have been closed normally, after what looked like a Trojan attack.  (Do not know what happened to it exactly, but my friend was not run antivirus software!)
  Startup Repair tool says 'repair disc errors. It could take more than an hour to finish", but it worked for 9 hours now, and trying to cancel it, returns the message"the repair operation cannot be undone"- is it still doing anything? It would be worthwhile to let the Startup Repair to run longer?
  Thank you

  Sorry for the not not to return to this subject at that time. In the case of the laptop, I have problems, the hard drive had to be replaced. I don't know if the HD has been the cause of the original problem, or stop the process of startup repair damaged HD.

• How can I stop starting the process (all channels)?

  I am running Vista Home Premium on an HP Pavilion dv2000.  The screen goes black for about two seconds on starting process, the lights, the DVD player makes a noise and the fan runs.  I was able to hit a key combination a second after I hit the power on button one got a 'printer setup' screen (rather a BACK screen).  Once I went through the steps that the screen walked me through, my laptop has completed the process of startup normally and worked very well.  Has not done that since (more, I don't remember the keys on which I had touched before).

  I guess I corrupted drivers, or?  But, I have to get the laptop working again so I can back up my files and reimage the reader.

  He could have the configuration utility you have seen. This is accessible by pressing the F10 key when the BIOS screen appears.

  Refer to the section of the manual troubleshooting: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01035657.pdf

  The keys F11 and F12 esc, F3, also often have special functions at boot on HP computers.

• Windows Vista 64-bit with readers that will not start after disabling all startup applications and registry changes

  My Vista 64-bit system ran like a dream - until I tried to install Roxio Creator 2010.  When the installation failed and hung up, I stopped the installation with the Task Manager and rebooted the pc.  Following the instructions of blog users of Roxio, I did the following:

  1. selected disable all startup using MSCONFIG and restarted the pc applications.

  2 download and run the Microsoft Windows Installer CleanUp.

  3 remove the partially installed Roxio files in the directory c:\Program Files x 86, then made an export of registry before editing the registry.

  4. under the leadership of the registry - deleted file folder HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Roxio and has attempted to delete the Wow6432Node folder from the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder but encountered an error - didn't note it, unfortunately, but basically he said that he could not remove it when it has been changed, after waiting a while I tried to delete the folder Wow6432Node whe even once with the same answer, so I closed Regedit and restarted the pc.

  The pc goes through the process of startup and hangs when it tries to start Windows Vista.

  5. I can't do a repair with the Vista disk - files are not present.

  Hello Ajay K.

  Thank you very much for your detailed answer.

  I got no error message.  I backed up the registry, but was not able to start the pc, so was not able to restore the registry.

  I couldn't restore last good configuration known - the option was not yet present.

  When I tried to restore the operating system, he asked drivers before it would proceed.

  I have a floppy 1.44 with the raid drivers and after reloading of these drivers, I was able to reload Vista Ultimate.  Fortunately, all my data was recorded in a windows.old directory, and I'm back in business without losses.  Just had to reload all my software.  Do that...

  I think that my problem was caused by disabling all startup applications in msconfig - which resulted in my hard not recognized disk array.  This seems likely.

  You are awesome to provide an exceptional response.

• MacBook pro do not restart

  Why my MacBook Pro not restarting but switches off the power?

  To what extent the process of startup you get?

• Satellite M300 PSMDCA takes a long time to start

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M300 PSMDCA - 01800C and there are some problems with it.

  First of all, when you start the computer, it takes a long time to start and activate Outlook.
  I am running Windows 7Home Premium.
  Computers arrow where I bought the computer told me that it can take up to three hours to go back through each process at startup?

  Is it normal that all I wanted was a simple portable easy fast, but it seems that I am stuck again.

  Also, when I go back to the computer, even after some time the mouse it does not provide new and pushing the Start button just a blank screen. Alt + Ctrl + delete, then he activates Windows again and then after having put my password and I have to wait for that be again loaded everything that takes so long. Any ideas?

  Also I often get the message when the computer starts "error has occurred in Toshiba PC Health Monitor. He will leave the application. "Main.frm.cpp (184). Any ideas?

  Quite often when I am scrolling with the mouse, the screen will turn black and flash and a message «the NVIDIA display driver... couldn't Reg...» "and he will correct itself after awhile. Frustrating!
  Quite often when scrolling on the websites of the page I'm going to freeze?

  I use MS Office 2010 and there is a problem trying to save Word documents and a message comes up with "a file permission error.

  Any thoughts? Thanks, Shirl51

  > First of all, when you start the computer, it takes a long time to start and activate Outlook. I am running Windows 7Home Premium. Computers arrow where I bought the computer told me that it can take up to three hours to go back through each process at startup?

  This nonsense!
  The system should boot up quickly my laptop needs 30 seconds to start.
  In my opinion, the system is screwed

  In your case, I recommend to reinstall the system.
  Did you create the recovery disk?
  If this isn't the case, I think that detailed instructions should be placed in the user's manual.

  After the recovery of disk has been created, restore the system, BUT save the data before doing so because the recovery disk would be to format the HARD drive and you lose data!

• Satellite A200 28H: F6 floppy will not work when installing XP

  Hello

  I am trying to install Windows XP pro on my new laptop (Satellite A200 28 H), and since it needs driver SATA, I downloaded the driver suitable for my laptop (Satellite A200 28 H), put it on a floppy disk for use with a USB floppy drive (which works fine), press "F6" when appropriate and everything... But it simply doesn't. I had training as a technician for a few years, so even thouh that is no longer my work and I might be a little rusty, I think I still know at least a little what I do... Well, apparently I'm more image than I thought!

  I've tried several things, and this is what I get:

  * If I don't use all the disks, Windows XP will not find the hard drive. Which was intended, no problems here, don't except for the fact that it is completely useless for me :)

  * If I force the driver on the floppy disk, despite Windows tells me that is already a driver that can be used, then within 10 seconds I get a BSOD with the stop message 0x7B (found or inaccessible boot device).

  * If I use the floppy drive, but do not force the driver and listen instead of Windows ("oh, you already have a driver? ("OK, then, use and too bad that diskette"), I can actually finish the installation process. Windows will copy all the necessary files on the disk, it will even restart correctly after that and moved on. But when the installation is complete, the computer will restart, I'll see the loading for a second screen, and then, BSOD stop 0x7B again.

  I'm sure I downloaded the driver for my computer. In fact, I also tried a couple of bad drivers too, just to be safe (IE I use Intel Matrix for ICH8M, but I also tried the ICH7M to be sure), I tried with drivers downloaded from the Toshiba site, on the site of Intel and whatnot-other-website-for-newbies-or-powerusers, and I still have the same behavior as described above.

  I tried partitioning / formatting during installation, and I also tried leaving the file system intact. If I do the latter, the only difference is that I have offered 2 possible OS to boot from, the two being Windows XP and both failed miserably.

  It's probably worth mentioning that, if I use the recovery DVDs and start over and clean with Vista, I have no problem whatsoever, except for the loaded gazillion process during startup, the RAM already used half and applications useless hundred I don't give a darn on... And the fact that some applications that I need work just can not be installed on Vista.

  If anyone has any idea how to solve this problem, I would be very grateful!

  Hello

  The procedure, including the SATA drivers in Win XP using the external USB floppy drive is very easy.
  First you need to download the Storage Manager and having to put on the diskette.

  During the installation of Win XP you must press F6 for inclusion since the external floppy drive and follow the new instructions on the screen.

  _Note; _
  Very important is that your XP CD Win would contains SP2!
  Without SP2 a BSOD can appears and could break up of installation!

  Don t format or don t create all partitions after the installation of the SATA driver. It can erase the installed and included from HARD disk SATA driver.

  Last but not least some readers of external floppy drive are not supported. I read that some users had some problems with an external FDD drives they tested another drive and it worked finally

  Check the recommendations may indicate that it might be useful

  Good bye

• Slow start almost nine SL510! :(((

  I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad SL510 laptop brand a few weeks again. Out of the box, he started up and run EXTREMELY fast & there was no problems. The only problem was that them were not "Lenovo/Thinjkpad' drivers such as hotkeys etc so I had to track, who was not a big deal. Apparently at random the computer now has started a strange process at startup. Directly after that the image of "thinkvantage access" Lenovo appears after you press the power button, a command line comes with the white screen and command prompt flashes for about 60 seconds. Maybe a little more or less, but of course it feels like eternity. It is never used to do this. After starting the computer quickly starts and runs and works as usual with no noticeable change in performance. The computer does a cold start but also a restart. I crossed and uninstalled and reinstalled all the drivers that I read in another post that might help. This does not alleviate the problem and I hope someone more knowledgeable than me can help. I read that a Windows repair installation could help, but as I am new to Windows 7 via this computer I prefer not unless necessary (I'm still a mentality XP lol, the new user interface is always sticking with me , so I did not to I would try all other options first.) Thank you very much for your time and help!

  The solution: after I made my "recovery disc" I left it in the drive and it comes to the issue with slow start, as he was reading the disc (late I know I left it in the drive). Sounds was this: right click on the volume icon, open "volume control" options, under audio devices, check the box with the speakers. I don't know if this is checked in the ever and the speakers worked in any case, or if mode 'sleep' unchecked it. But since I checked it no problem sleeping and my laptop just had a good hour 10 sleep lol XD. Thank you SO much for all help I really appreciate it. I know that in my Google search others had similar problems so I hope it helps others in need.u

• Under XP, to message "memory full Windows virtual ', it was expanded to the maximum

  Why my pc keep tracking "full of vertual memory of the windows"? is it possible to see or to empty the contents? I have it developed to the maximum - any help

  What is 'increased to max? "  Do you mean that you have installed as much RAM that the computer can process?  How much RAM you have installed?  How much free disk space do you have?  You certainly don't "expand" your virtual memory to the max as Windows XP 32-bit supports up to 16 files for the Exchange with a size of 4 095 MB each or 16 terabytes of each with the PAE kernel active!

  Affect your pagefile managed system as described here: http://www.theeldergeek.com/physically_setting_the_page_file_size.htm

  When these errors of memory just start appearing for no apparent reason of malware is often because, these parasites often ramp request memory and force an increase in use of page file.  Make sure your machine is virus and parasite free, run a MalwareBytes scan on your computer: http://www.malwarebytes.org/

  If your machine is pest free and then take a look at the ongoing process and startup on your computer items.  Almost everything that you install on your computer wants to start by the computer whenever it is initialized, many, if not most of these things don't need to start when the computer is started and over time the list of startup items can become unsightly and they can consume some rare RAM on a machine with a marginal of installed RAM amount.

  Bonafide software can also be because, sometimes even 'good' software could have bugs or it could be in conflict with something else on your computer and cause a "memory leak".  Take a look in the Task Manager and see if anything it uses an excessive amount of memory.  Check also on the countdown to manage in the Task Manager, anything with 3 000 to 5 000 handles is suspicious, something with more than 5,000 handles is highly suspect as an application "buggy".  To view the handle account click on the view menu and click Select columns...

  John

• Connections Outlook Express fails repeatedly.

  I frequently get a message telling me that the connection of Outlook Express has no, and then I can't even open Outlook. When I restart the computer, Outlook Express is restored to functionality. I stripped everything I dared processes and startup programs that load automatically and I am something else not actively works at the time. What is the cause and how can I solve this problem. This happens OFTEN.

  It's hard to say without the full error message. Next time that happens, copy and paste the error message into an answer here. In the meantime, disable e-mail analysis.

  Disable analysis in your e-mail anti-virus program. It is a redundant layer of protection that devours the CPUs, slows down sending and receiving and causes a multitude of problems such as time-outs, account setting changes and has even been responsible for the loss of messages. Your up-to-date A / V program will continue to protect you sufficiently. For more information, see:
  http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

  Why you don't need your anti-virus to scan your email
  http://thundercloud.NET/infoave/tutorials/email-scanning/index.htm

  Note that for many AV programs, it may be necessary to uninstall the program and reinstall in custom Mode and uncheck e-mail scanning when the option is available.
  

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• Issue of Windows defender

  If windows defender is the stopcock in reason to use the bulk of the security, how can you change your startup programs?  It asks windows Defender to be marketed to, and if I turn it on (even manually) it stops immediately.

  Hey drivers,

  MSE has no equivalent to the Software Explorer, but there are several alternatives, some of which are better than the defender was anyway.  Close the Defender isn't the answer and you should not (because it would cause conflicts) and is not required (see below) judge.

  There are at least three ways to manage the startup programs (maybe more, but these are enough). I use all three, depending on the circumstances.

  1. go to start / all programs / accessories / run and type msconfig.exe, and then enter. Go to the Startup tab and you can check or uncheck the programs to run at startup. The two disadvantages are that you get little information about the programs and you cannot add programs that aren't already there to register. And it's not as easy on the eyes as defender either.

  2 download for free WinPatrol: http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html and you have not control these programs, but you can also add new ones, AND what I like best, you can allow it to run in the background and it will warn you if something is trying to add to your knowledge, the start menu (as sometimes happens with some downloads and installations). You don't have to use this feature if you do not want, but I find most convenient. It also provides information more than msconfig. I find better than the defender and would use to start-program control even if it were possible to run the Defender.

  3. download the Autoruns for free: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx. It is the gold standard to control startup programs and everything started with lots of details and options and different points of view. The danger here is that it is so good and powerful, if you're not careful, you can remove something you really want to remove and your pipe system (but if you pay attention and see proof of caution and don't change anything, unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing and the ramifications to do) ", you'll be fine).

  I rarely use msconfig. I use mostly WinPatrol. When I'm really in cleaning things up and need to know exactly what a seed and start-up, then I click on Autoruns to get all the details I need.

  This will cover managing processes and startup and startup and programs all that much better. And if you choose to WinPatrol execution only on request and not only not with the analysis in real-time, so none of them will take all the resources unless you use them.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Kosh

• I can not find msconftg on my phone samsumg

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  Hi Cecil,.

  The answer should be in option 1 below, but I wanted to extend your question to cover alternatives that you may find interesting, I use and like me, can discover that they can be much better at doing what MSCONFIG (or possibly solve all the problems, you must learn how to MSCONFIG beyond simply the method to achieve this.

  There are at least three ways to manage the startup programs (maybe more, but these are enough). I use all three, depending on the circumstances.

  1. go to start / all programs / accessories / run and type msconfig.exe, and then enter. Go to the Startup tab and you can check or uncheck the programs to run at startup. The disadvantages are that you get little information about the programs and you cannot add programs that aren't already there to register.  If this does not work, try to use an administrator account to access if you are not already.  Finally, start safe mode and try to use it from there as a last resort of semi.  If you still can't not to him, your choice is to try the diagnosis of the situation (because it is perhaps a sign of other problems) or find an alternative such as those listed below.  If you choose to help out them, then return as there are many possible causes and so many steps to take.

  2 download for free WinPatrol: http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html and you have not control these programs, but you can also add new ones, AND what I like best, you can allow it to run in the background and it will warn you if something is trying to add to your knowledge, the start menu (as sometimes happens with some downloads and installations). You don't have to use this feature if you do not want, but I find most convenient. It also provides information more than msconfig.  You don't need the paid PRO version, but I had the chance to get on a special sale of $0.99 and so it was worth it (which I didn't really know until I saw the additional features), but at regular price, I normally do not recommend paying for such products and would use the next option for this level of information instead (but then she will cover most, if not all the details it won't work no real time for you warn of changes as they occur).  But you don't have that, then I recommend the free version unless an another such sale is happening (but the developer said that the last one would be the last of them - is not similar to reappear).  The PRO version is also much more powerful, it must be much more careful with what you can accidentally delete something that you will like that you didn't.

  3. download the Autoruns for free: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx. It is the gold standard to control startup programs and everything started with lots of details and options and different points of view. The danger here is that it is so good and powerful, if you're not careful, you can remove something you really want to remove and your pipe system (but if you pay attention and see proof of caution and don't change anything, unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing and the ramifications to do) ", you'll be fine).

  I rarely use msconfig. I use mostly WinPatrol. When I'm really in cleaning things up and need to know exactly what a seed and start-up, then I click on Autoruns to get all the details I need.

  This will cover managing processes and startup and startup and programs all that much better. And if you choose to WinPatrol execution only on request and not in time real analysis (as I do), then none of them take all resources except if you use them.

  I hope this helps answer your question and gives you options you did not even ask but can find much better (as I do).

  Good luck!

  Kosh

• Diskette drive 0 seek failure screen black/continue F1, F2 Setup, CORRECTION steps

  Have followed the instructions for the BIOS, floppy drive disabled

  Has not solved the question-are there - it something else?

  That's what I discovered, trying to follow the instructions of several positions of countless times and several Tech IT these past two weeks.  This FIX is actually three steps; Two steps in blue SCREEN, the second of two parts missing in the instructions in the previous post Forum fixes:

  STEP 1. Select "F2" on your SCREEN black Error Message 'diskette drive 0 seek failure;

       Missing the 2nd step indicating where 'Floppy' must be DISABLED... is actually in two places.

  STEP 2.  Arrow down and SELCET «CMOS...» "near the top of the list - (the keyboard is not active) and on the next screen, arrow down and SELECT -" Floppy Drive-1, 44 is activated "MUST be EXCHANGE FOR: 'DISABLED' (the readers of floppy-1, 44 are obsolete) another menu screen will pop up, to make your selection, the arrow down to select"OFF"and the ECONOMY-F10.

  STEP 3  Submenu will return to the MAIN - BLUE SCREEN Menu, you need to arrow down and select BIOS; as stated in previous POSTS and need RESET BIOS to: #1 HD, CD/DVD #2; #3 unable to READ floppies; then select F10 to run, return to the main Menu of previous blue screen; "F10,"saves and exits" you in the main Menu of Blue SCREEN" toCOMPLETE FIX... Windows Start Up, immediately, translates the computer starts normally and returns to theWindows Logo and connection status. 

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• Remove vista boot screen

  Hello

  I'm planning a check disk to run at reboot, but I couldn't see the activity and results of the operation of check disk because of the vista boot screen.  I never noticed this problem before.  However, I wonder if anyone knows how to disable.

  I thought about the gui option not via the msconfig Panel. But if I remember that this simply deletes completely out the screen during the boot process.

  Thank you.

  Answer: Disable "no GUI" in the Panel under the msconfig Startup tab.

  Apparently, in the activation of vista "no GUI" allows the vista aurora boot / splash screen, thus hiding the start menu, check it out operations on disk and memory diagnostics.

  Under xp, which allows 'no GUI' blacked out on the screen and hidden from the above process.  But in Vista, rather than be a screen blacked out, vista boot screen is engaged.

  As my question, in some sort 'no GUI' was enabled without my knowledge.  So I could not see the background process during startup.

• Strange problem with Windows Vista / & Dual Boot of Win 7, Vista is there, but is not...

  I have sucessfully partioned primary SATA drive in my old Dell XPS desktop computer for 1 year so I could dual-boot between Visat & Win 7, but that the process be re-sizing / partitioning, or installing Windows 7 posed problem with dual booting (MBR) which I was able to fix via the process of startup repair & recovery.

  Unfortunately, when I try to boot into Vista from the Boot Manager screen, I can get as far as the Welcome screen and then the screen turns white.  At some point, I think I saw an error message referring to a bad or Rundll file missing (I think it is)

  However, if the blank screen, I can do a Ctrl-alt-del and bring up the options menu to lock the computer, switch users, log, change password or start the Task Manager.  When I select the Task Manager, I see several Services & processes running.  It seems that Vista is running, but I can't do it...

  If I select log-off, I get the newspaper colorful off the screen.

  Any idea?

  Should I continue with the process of startup repair & recover?  I don't think the fix bootrec applies more, correct?   In addition, I unfortunately do not have the CD original Vista because it is a Dell system with all the stuff of recovery on the hard drive... (GRRRR!  ) which I think is a no recovery before I changed them were leaving...

  Thank you!

  Try this for Vista startup repair:

  Download the ISO on the link provided and make a record of repair time it starts.

  Go to your Bios/Setup, or the Boot Menu at startup and change the Boot order to make the DVD/CD drive 1st in the boot order, then reboot with the disk in the drive.

  At the startup/power on you should see at the bottom of the screen either F2 or DELETE, go to Setup/Bios or F12 for the Boot Menu.

  When you have changed that, insert the Bootable disk you did in the drive and reboot.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html

  Link above shows what the process looks like and a manual, it load the repair options.

  NeoSmart containing the content of the Windows Vista DVD 'Recovery Centre', as we refer to him. It cannot be used to install or reinstall Windows Vista, and is just a Windows PE interface to recovering your PC. Technically, we could re-create this installation with downloadable media media freely from Microsoft (namely the Microsoft WAIK, several gigabyte download); but it is pretty darn decent of Microsoft to present Windows users who might not be able to create such a thing on their own.

  Read all the info on the website on how to create and use it.

  http://NeoSmart.net/blog/2008/Windows-Vista-recovery-disc-download/

  ISO Burner: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/active-isoburner.html

  It's a very good Vista startup repair disk.

  You can do a system restart tool, system, etc it restore.

  It is NOT a disc of resettlement.

  And the 32-bit is what normally comes on a computer, unless 64-bit.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner