Reset after a clean boot

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• How do I restart the computer after the clean boot

  Hi, I need to know how to reset my computer to start as usual after a clean boot troubleshooting, to reset the computer as usual, thank you very much.

  Hi Eric,.

  To help you with your concern on how to reset after you perform a clean boot, please specify below:

  • You try to turn on and off your computer?
  • What version of Windows are you using?

  Kind regards.

• Touchpad no longer works after the clean boot

  Own, I started my laptop today, following the steps on http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135. After the first reboot in clean boot my laptop touchpad scroll bar stopped working. I can now scroll using only the arrow, or quiet mouse clicks on the arrows at the end of a ScrollBar to the screen. In addition, I can't select any text with my touchpad now. All this happened after the boot process. What has gone wrong? How to fix?

  Original title: scrolling Touchpad no longer works after the clean boot

  Hi lauranne.

  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  I would like to put the computer into normal mode and check if your able to use the touchpad.

  See the section "How to reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting"

  How to perform a clean boot in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  If you still have questions, please refer to the article to give below, and follow the instructions.

  Mouse, touchpad and keyboard with Windows problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/help/Mouse-touchpad-keyboard-problems-in-Windows#V1H=tab01

  Hope this solves the problem. If the problem persists, you can write to us and we will be happy to help you more

• an outlook Express account can be restored after a clean boot from the XP operating system

  an outlook Express account can be restored after a clean boot from the XP operating system

  If you set up from scratch.

• After the clean boot get error loading awuspn.dll and load yabbyx.dll error. The specified module could not be found

  Hi Thahaseena,

  Thank you for helping! Finally I solve the problem of the error1324.but there were other questions come, after I did the clean boot and restart the computer then log, the window came several times put warn against the "Rundll":) 1 awuspn.dll 2) error loading yabbyx.dll loading error (both happened to uo WARNING several times). And boths display the message "the specified module could not be found. I tried to restore the computer to the State at the beginning, but it has no will to restore before the own boot.would you please help me to solve this problem again?

  Thank you

  Well, I want you to do is run MalwareBytes.  You say you already ran MalwareBytes after the clean boot, and then tried to reload regularly?

  Whatever program you have downloaded to fix the missing image file sounds like he came by malicious software.  What is the name of this program.

  --
  Gina Whipp
  Microsoft MVP (access)

  Please post all responses on the forum where everyone can enjoy.

• Audio and network disabled after a clean boot.

  I ran a boot but now my network, audio connections and troubleshooting are all does not. Help, please

  Hello

  Are you still in clean boot Mode? Return to normal mode.

  Take a look at paragraph How to reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135/en-GB

  Thank you.

• Impossible to pass to windows 8.1 even after the clean boot

  Hello

  I just bought laptop Asus S400C with pre-installed Windows 8 unique language. I wanted to update Windows 8.1, but after two weeks of frustrating, I can't still day. I get the message "error 0x80072f78".

  I tried to install other applications, but each only apps, I tried to download failed and gave me the same error message. Strangely, I can update applications that was already installed, as Adera, music, maps, photos etc. I can just download and install the new.

  I tried to empty the cache to store, I adjusted the time, restore to factory setting, installed the latest Windows updates, but still nothing works.

  My last attempt strives to upgrade in clean boot environment, but the store cannot connect to internet. I ran the network troubleshooting and the result was "the remote device or resource does not accept the connection.

  Is there anything else I can do to update, or at least to know what is the problem with my settings so I can fix it?

  Thank you much for the help.

  Best regards

  I ended up working there. It has something to do with IE. I have reset the Internet Explorer settings to their default conditions and now I can update.

  Thank you very much to all those who responded. You are the best.

• The mouse will not scroll after the clean boot

  Hello!

  I just had perform a clean boot, because I had problems to connect to the internet, but after that (and re - start Windows normally later) my touchpad doesn't let me scroll upwards or downwards. It's as if this feature has completely disappeared. What can I do about it?

  I use Windows 7 on a Toshiba Satellite C855 - 10 p.

  Thank you!

  You may have inadvertently disabled the software Toshiba Touchpad controller.  You could go back to MSCONFIG to check if it is listed.  Or you may need to download again on the Toshiba site.

  You can also use system restore to restore the registry in how it was previously (in recent days).  Learn how on this in the option #1 here.

• Missing msconfig in Windows 8 after the clean boot; No app/search results

  I have a HP Pavilion Windows 8 running. I booted safe mode and did a clean boot to try to correct the error 'Failed to connect to a Windows Service' that I had received at startup. After you disable programs in MSConfig, I restarted in normal mode. I did not receive the error message "Unable to connect" and went to restore my settings after the cleanup starts, but is no longer to access or find MSConfig. If I search for it, there is simply no result. This happens both in Mode safe and in my normal desktop. Does anyone have advice?

  Thank you.

  Hi Paige,

  I suggest you to check what is happening when you try the following.

  • Press the Windows key + R, to bring the box run. Type msconfig in the box and press on Enter.

  Check what is happening.

  • If you are still unable to open the System Configuration window try to open by using the following steps:

  Go to the Windows Explorer window by pressing E + Key of Windows. Click the drive where the operating system is installed. Click the Windows folder, click the System 32 folder. Now on the type of search msconfig.exe box check if you can find the same. If so, double click and check if it opens.

  Retrieve the required information so that we can help you further.

• Netlogon does not not after the clean boot

  Hello

  I went into msconfig and disabled startup stuff and I forgot to hide microsoft applications - so now when I start the machine, it is said that it is not connected to the netlogon and won't let me go any further - is in any way I can reverse this order of back - I tried to restore to the previous, but the machine is not allowing me to give it some time - it's only allowing me to restore to factory setting - the other options are greyed out...

  Help, please!

  Thank you

  Nicolle

  Hi Nathan,

  ·         You receive an error message or error code?

  I suggest you to consult the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base and check.

   

  Permitting registration of debugging for the Net Logon service

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/109626

  Let us know if that helps.

• After doing a "clean boot" and then begins a reset, how do I activate the starting aps in the Configuration of the system when the "Activate" button is low?

  I just ran a "clean boot" on Windows 8.  Now, I'm trying to reset my computer but when I enter msconfig - System Configuration - Services - the "Hide all Microsoft Services" checkbox is more verified and the "Disabled" button is available, the button "Activate" is low.  According to the instructions on support.microsoft.com/kb/929135 should show the opposite, and I have to uncheck 'Hide' and 'Activate' all access points.  What can I do to activate the aps and finish reset correctly.

  Hello

  Are you trying to reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting?

  If Yes, then I would like to inform you that once you select Normal startup under Startup selection all services and startup items will be automatically activated. You just need to restart the computer to start the computer normally.

  Please answer us on the State of the question to help you further.

• error message trying to run a clean boot "an access error was returned while trying to change a service."

  While trying to solve a problem with IE 8, I have a problem trying to run a clean boot.  When I start up I get a message on change in the config file. Click ok and sys config is displayed. Now, if I make a modification, OR not, I get an error message - "an access error was returned while attempting to change a service. You may need to log on using an administrator account to make the specified changes. "First of all I am logged on as administrator, secondly I get this error even when I select"normal start ". I used the clean boot before without problem.  Any ideas?  I am running win xp sp3.  I started having problems after the sp3 upgrade.

  Given that you are not using the standalone SP3 Installer AND since McAfee was working at the time of installation, that's what I'd do (well, I would do it only if I was almost 100% convinced there was no malware on my system):

  1. download the McAfee removal tool.

  2. download the installation file for the free version of Avira AntiVir.

  3. download the standalone SP3 Installer.

  4. download the standalone installer of IE8.

  5. physically disconnect from the Internet.

  6 turn off the automatic updates (temporarily).

  7 uninstall McAfee.

  8 run the McAfee removal tool to make sure that all other loose ends are supported.

  9 Uninstall SP3.

  10. run the system restore, select the before date SP3 has been installed.

  11 uninstall IE8 (and IE7, if necessary). Reason: It is important to be at the level of IE6.

  12 install the SP3. Reset.

  13 Installing IE8. Restart twice.

  14 install AntiVir.

  15 re - connect to the Internet.

  16. download and install the update of AntiVir.

  17 go into Windows Update and install all post-SP3 SECURITY update (stay away from any optional object).

  18 re-rockers automatic updates.

  After the back if you need links to the downloadable.

• Color calibration settings reset after restarting the computer

  Hello!
  I had a really hard time with my monitor calibration.
  I will try to describe my problem as simple as possible. I hope that someone will find a solution to this because I just couldn't.

  SYSTEM:
  ASUS N750JV, Intel Core i7, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M + Intel HD Graphics 4600 and, of course, Windows 8.

  PROBLEM:
  "Calibrate display" settings change/reset back from each time after restarting the laptop, shut down or put to sleep.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM
  I just can't calibrate my screen. Everything I do just does not work.
  Calibrating monitor in Windows 8 works very well only during the time when I actually do
  But if I restart, stop, or put my laptop to sleep just goes back to normal.

  For example, as a first step, the screen of Loggin on Windows 8 when I start seems calibrated.
  but when I connect I wait 2 seconds or two and all my settings are changed in return.
  I have to recalibrate the screen again and again once and again and again...

  Swear to God that I tried all possible solutions to solve my problem and none of them worked.
  I have read a lot of forums, and I can't find the solution that actually works.
  I did the solution 'Safe mode' , the 'clean boot' solution, in 'color management', I changed the settings (in a way that people who said it should work).
  I've updated all my drivers (my system than the GeForce GT 750 M is up to date). I installed all available updates for Windows 8 (when I check updates, the system tells me there aren't everything and my system is also up-to-date).

  I guess there could be a problem with my graphics card. I know that everyone has had problems these last time with the new update for GeForce, but like I said before, if I have confidence in my laptop then my graphics card is up-to-date.

  It really bothers me. It's annoying and I'm frustrated by that. The worst is that I can't find a solution to this, so I'm really asking for help.
  Thank you!

  Original title: calibration unsolved display problem - Windows 8

  Adeline B, thank you very much for your answer.
  I'm sorry that I have not responded in such a long delay.

  Well, my problem has been resolved. I downloaded my GeForce graphics driver was last updated.
  Now everything works fine.

  • I know that this problem can be irritating. If anyone has the same issue so I recommend you (like everyone else) download of the updated driver for your graphics card.
  • If this does not work, try to calibrate your system using programs/software installed on your computer by your manufacturer. In my case it was splendid ASUS utility. I also used Intel® HD Graphics Control Panel.
  • Another thing is you may think that your system does not calibrate when it actually... made. So what you can do, it's just waiting for the start until your system is finally charge up. In my case, Windows 8 something takes about 10 to 12 seconds, until what it changes all the settings of ' my settings'.»» Then first Windows 8 loads up to original settings (and this is why you find that your screen is not calibrated) but then it loads the calibration settings you make before you restart and all is well.

  I know this sounds so easy is probably not solve anything, but when I had this problem with the calibration I was so irritated by it I wasn't noticing the changes! I'd just instantly to the desktop or control panel configuration, or web and try to solve the problem, without waiting for my system completely load all settings. But... If the wait does not then consult my previous statements.

• How to unload RAM after a secure boot?

  I have from time to time perform a safe boot when problems.

  For secure boot, all processes seem to be loaded to RAM, the RAM usage is much higher than normal. When I restart again (not in safe mode), the use of the RAM remains the same that when in safe mode! I expect to get back to normal, but this isn't the case. The only way I have found to reset the RAM usage is to reinstall OS X.  I'm a noob with OS X so please excuse me if this is a stupid question!

  Is it possible to unload the RAM after a secure boot?

  Yes, restart (or turn it off and then on again)

• Service Pack 3 does not completely load on Windows XP despite trying Mr. Fixit and clean boot.

  Windows Update says that our computer requires Service Pack 3.  However, after about 70-80 MB or more very slow laborious effort he stops and tells me that download has failed.  The same thing happens when you try to load the update Garmin map that need Net Framework 4 - it's just too hard for her.  I tried mutual aid run Mr Fixit solutions [who proudly says he fixed three different things and installed Powershell for me] and also do a clean boot manually.  They have produced no benefit at all.  Any advice would be welcome.

  First of all, make sure that you have enough free space on your hard drive: http://www.winhelp.us/index.php/windows/enhancing-windows-performance/free-up-disk-space-in-windows.html

  Can download SP3 from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=24 and run it.