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  Have checked all that applicable registry files, machine and user and registry values show correct as

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  FYI, logged as administrator.

  Check these:

  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/startmfu.htm

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  After running registry cleaning software, I lost the ability to see all my programs when I click on "All programs"... property is (empty)... same problem when I click on "Favorites"... resulting (blank)... suggestions?

  It would be good to know how the system restore has failed.

  Any registry cleaner worthy of the name should back up the registry or at least to save the made changes so that you could "undo" them.  Try to run to the top and look for an option "Cancel".

  Another possible option would be to create a new user on your system.  When a new user is created, the default desktop items are regenerated and this could be a way to get back them.

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  I can deleteall these files?

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  If ensure you that you have uninstalled these programs then you are trying to remove.

  For more information:
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  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/windows_fcab_delete_files.mspx?mfr=true
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• Problems with the opening of attachments when the user has restristed privilege to run executable code from Program Files and Windows folders.

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  2 years ago I had uninstalled a lot of software and there were many many registry entries obsolete - when a search I found that a member of a forum on the Web recommend CCleaner.

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• How to remove a folder empty program files?

  Hello.

  I uninstalled my antivirus avg and use avg uninstall program to remove completely all components of avg, avg aa folder remain in c: program files, I try to remove it but I can't use some file shredder software but each of them is unable to delete the folder, I must add that this folder contains a few other empty subfolders. I even try to delet it in safe mode, but I can't. my pc has windows vista Home premium.

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  I don't know what to do with the ownership of an item.

  In the tutorial...

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  Two ASEO is to show you how to use it.

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• files disappear after the download. After the end of the download, transfer is complete to save the location but folder is empty

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• Start in > all programs displays of empty program files

  Hi - I hope someone can help me. I searched and found others who have had the same problem but no one has released a fix to work for her.

  I got a virus last week that hid all the icons on my desktop and in my Start menu in my C: drive. I deleted the virus and was able to restore my desktop icons, drive C: and Menu master boot successfully, but I still have a problem. When I click on "All programs", my program files appear, but they are all empty. Programs are always installed, but for some reason, they do not appear when I click on the folder in the start menu > all programs. I can't do a restore system - the virus deleted my restore points as well. Is there a way I can rebuild my Start menu without having to do a reinstall full? I tried to create a new user profile, but the problem exists in the new profile as well.

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  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. I checked that there is no virus on my computer by running MalwareBytes and SuperAntiSpyware in safe mode, run the Avira rescue disk.

  Folder options are checked to show hidden files and folders, so that's not all.

  Thank you!

  If you place the cursor over the menu start all the entry of programs then right click & select open and then again to select open all users, shortcuts appear in the files that open upwards [i.e. just are we discussing their appearance in the menu programs all]?

  If the shortcuts are here [I'm just a little hesitant about the meaning of what you have written before], then you might just get away with running the System File Checker.

  I always agree with well Dissed - that the virus could hide here all the time since the last attack.  If all goes well, there is a good guide to the procedures for removal of malicious software by SpiritX in How to remove spyware from the computer , it will prevent a determine of this infection.

  Good luck with this annoying problem.