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• (Repair) virus killed file system; What is the best way to rebuild the system?

  System of Vista Business 32 bit SP2 from my child was hit in the wrong by a virus; When you run the repair virsu he deleted system files infected and he now gets repeat BSOD.

  No, the Startup Repair is not going to fix the system, and the virus seems to have killed all the restore points. also can not get SFC / SCANNOW to run correctly.

  So: I went to (a huge field of) struggling to set up a Slipstream installation DVD of Vista SP2 (since the original installation disc supplied with the system was only vanilla Vista).  I thought that I could load that and select the 'Upgrade' option and simply rebuild the Windows system, keeping all my programs and data.

  But no, after loading, the system informed me that "upgrade has been disabled", as well as the comment for clarification: "-to update, launch the windows installation"-that sure I can "t do since I can't display the corrupt system virus even in safe mode.

  SO - I have a few questions:

  (1) FIRST: was first my hypothesis?  In other words, if I COULD bring up Windows on the machine damaged (even if only in safe mode), would be the upgrade, go ahead and work - whereas the old system corrupted virus was also VISTA SP2?  Or - the installation would inform me that he could NOT make an upgrade because it would detect that the previous version was indeed also VISTA SP2 and therefore "knowledge" that he could not (really) do an upgrade?

  (2) assuming that the answer to #1 is 'yes', then: is there a version of Vista Installable (same one I might need to buy) that could make the upgrade, even if the Windows system being upgraded can not come?  IF this is NOT the case: what is an installable version upgrade of Windows 7?  or it is the sad reality that no matter what version of Windows I buy, I can't choose the 'Upgrade' option unless the installation is load/run Windows on the upgraded system?

  From previous posts, I have all kinds of good advice on how to retrieve data on corrupted system files, so if there is no other alternative, I'll do it - but this is my last resort because:

  b its a lot of your time working are going to extract all the files and

  (b) his work even more of your time then having to charge all third party software (including some I have no disks to install for more) if I find myself

  having to do a clean install of Windows.

  So, if there is no alternative to an upgrade - if I have to shell out some $$ for a new version of Windows, I prefer to do that.

  Appreciate all advice-

  Hello RDougShelton,

  Take a look at the following article:

  Cleaning a compromised system
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700813.aspx

  If there is a virus on that system, in other words, there is no way to be always sure that she has been completely removed outside of the shaping machine and put it back.

  There is no guarantee that an inplace upgrade will fix this problem.

  I recommend to backup your data you mentioned in your original post.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• 17/05/2015 Windows killed my system win7 Updates

  What was installed today through Windows updates, because now I can't my system at boot at all, and when it tries to start it takes a huge amount of time to try again.

  I have already removed all the updates I can uninstall, but it has still two windows updates that I can't uninstall an update of ms silverlight more I can't uninstall.

  I need help and solutions.

  This is the 2nd time this year, this has happened.

  Now I'm left with one solution, get a new hard drive and all reinstall completely so I have a working desktop computer once more.

  However, I would NEVER HAVE to RESORT to THIS TYPE OF SOLUTION!

  I ask again, what's happening at Microsoft that you release updates through windows updates OUR SYSTEMS to KILL!

  Hello

  Please provide the number of the update that you have installed in the computer and also let us know if the above troubleshooting steps worked. We will be happy to help you further if necessary.

  In addition, as you mentioned in your post regarding "on our network" If referring to a domain environment you can post this question here:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

• Kensington Trackballworks sometimes has several icons in the tray system, exposed behavior, it is as if one or more mouse buttons are kept pressed when they are in fact not to be affected

  Original title: Kensington Trackballworks sometimes has several icons in the system tray

  Every so often from the start (no apparent reason) multiple Kensington TrackallWorks icons appear in the system tray and the unit behaves erratically until all but one of them are closed. Behavior exhibited, it is as if one or more mouse buttons are kept pressed when they are in fact not to be affected. I use a Kensington Expert Mouse and TrackballWorks 1.04 K64325 model number. Uninstall and reinstall the driver didn't help, or does uninstalling and reinstalling Windows.

  I checked with MSCONFIG, Autoruns and even when several copies work they show only one entry for the application. Any ideas /.

  Hello
   
  Since you've already tried to uninstall and reinstall the driver/windows, this could be a hardware problem. Please try to contact the manufacturer of the mouse for assistance on this issue.

  http://us.Kensington.com/HTML/1458.html (you can select the Technical Support of this link and then select Product Knowledge Base)
  http://us.Kensington.com/HTML/1445.html

• Several versions of W7 installed, system is so slow atm

  Hi all!

  So 8 days ago I bought a Lenovo laptop y580 and because of the stupid arrangement of HDD (disk C 900 GB, 25 GB) I wanted to fix this... long story short - I had to reinstall Windows 7 Home edition.
  Unfortunately, it was not so easy to do, I have formatted these discs and a Lenovo who was not active as well... When I installed windows like that at the end of what the computer has been restarted all over again and the laptop was only Lenovo welcomes the screen and that is that by pressing F2 on it, you can go to windows install. So it was quite resolved when there was at least 2 systems installed, then I could go to the 1 screen (too bad its not in English but I hope you understand) where I could choose between these versions and even managed to launch the system and operate as in all other windows. So I can say this is where I am, theres 3 systems on this computer (only in the Middle, working, otherwise I see descop to screen 2) so I bet thats why the computer is very slow (even if everything is currently running pilot, internet, games...), but I don't know where other systems are or how to get rid of them. I know theres a c in Windows.old can't find wheres it.
  BTW the installation CD should be good, because I used it on the PC where I write this to and its totally OK.
  1 screen http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/5961/img20121007003255.jpg
  Screen 2 http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/7639/img20121007003233.jpg

  I recommend you do a correct reinstallation:

  Boot from the Windows 7 DVD

  Click Install now

  Accept the license agreement

  When the option is displayed to select a type of installation, click (Custom advanced)

  Click on drive Options

  Select the disc/s click on Delete

  Click new

  Click on apply

  Click OK

  Click Format, and then click next to proceed with the installation

  You can use the product key to bottom the laptop reinstall and reactivate Windows 7:

  Click Start, right click computer

  Click on properties

  Scroll down to the Windows Activation

  Click on the link change product key

  Enter the product key located on the COA sticker at the bottom of the laptop and click next to activate via the Internet.

  COA certificate of authenticity:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/howtotell/content.aspx?PG=COA

  ??

  What is the certificate of authenticity for Windows?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-is-the-Windows-certificate-of-authenticity

• How to kill a process of the system of java code.

  Hi,

  
  

  i need to kill or remove windows system process like cmd.exe from java code.

  as detached from end process in task mgr.
  

  i tried below code but its not removed.

  is there a better way we can do this.

  killing a system process from java code will create any issues?

  
   public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

   String[] cmd = { "cmd.exe" };
   Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd);
   p.destroy();
   }

  
  

  any suggestions or ideas are really appreciated.


  Thank you.

  


  The utility 'tasklist' will give you the same basic information in the Task Manager. You can always capture that and find the line (including the PID) of your application.

  Use your favorite search engine and look for "windows get the pid using java. You will find LOTS of other posts for this same issue.

• CD - recovery system portable English German breaks down

  I have a satellite pro 4600 that I bought used. I had a German recovery for her cd but it completely kills the system when I put the laptop is in English. Can not open a windows session more to reinstall. This laptop is four and a half years. Did anyone have a recovery cd English to share? Thank you. Olivier

  [Edited by: admin August 23 05 20:34]

  Hi olivier,.

  Assuming that the recovery CD that you got is the right one for your laptop model, you should be able to restore your system to its original (German) State, you must appreciate that the keyboard will be the British version rather than the Germany.

  To use the recovery CD, you must start the laptop while holding down "C" on your keyboard until you hear beeps. It is a Toshiba provided shortcut to allow you to boot from the CD-ROM. obviously you need the recovery CD inserted when you do this.

  Then follow the on-screen instructions to completely reinstall your system.

  You can find that software is missing after installation is complete. Toshiba sometimes shipped Bundle software on its own CD and if you don't have these then the software will be missing. However, you can download most of the tools and utilities on the site of Toshiba Europe.

  Good luck

• HP steam: strange files in "C:\system volume information.

  I have re-installed Windows 8.1 on my HP net book successfully.

  I later discovered several large files in "C:\system volume information" with names that start with "{" and end by '} '. Are these relics of my re - install and can they be deleted safely?

  I don't know if they were present before the re-installation.

  Hello

  I would not delete them because they retain information for me to restore. If TOO big and TOO old, you can remove

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/how-do-i-delete-huge-files-from-system-volume/2d31b256-2cb6-486e-AF97-e6018f594581?auth=1

  Kind regards.

• Microsoft wants me re - activate my Windows XP, because changes made to my computer system.

  When I turned on my computer today, I received a message on my screen block, indicating that Microsoft wants to me re - activate my Windows XP, due to several changes in the computer system. Why?  William batross

  Please see: How to activate Windows XP by phone Carey Frisch

• System Restore won't work afer receive (0xc0000017) error message at startup

  After installing Secure Backup of Comcast and start the first download of data, my XP Pro SP3 PC started running more and more slow and became insensitive to the point where I had to use the power switch to kill the system. Until I stopped him, Secure Backup never completed and pops up a message saying that he is stopped before the end because he has lost the internet connection. I was using a browser at the time and had no problems to access the internet.

  Upon reboot, I got a message saying that Windows was corrupted and needed a DSKCHK. He appeared to remove some files and then began to start Windows but never had no more away than to show my paper withouit painted all of the icons or taskbar. So it was impossible to do anything. I rebooted and got into safe mode with the idea of uninstalling Secure Backup, but was not allowed to do safe mode. I then tried to do a system restore, safe mode and in the place where you choose the date of the restoration, I can not select (highlight) a date for the restoration.

  Any ideas on how to get out of this mess?

  Fred615

  UPDATE: (25/05/2010)

  After many hours on the phone with a Microsoft technician, we had to do a fresh install of XP on a different partition. Apparently, there was a lot of problems; issue of Tech with Comcast Secure Backup, chkdsk deleted or quarantined dozens of critical files from the XP operating system and for some unknown reason, the partition on my disk was almost full; 1 GB of 20 or more in a few days earlier... !  So everything is fine now, but I now reorganize my partitions and many files in them to make it similar to what existed before the "troubles"...

  The issue is closed...

• disabled system 32380, what does that mean?

  I can't boot my laptop.  It shows HP invent and press ESC to angle down left and press F10.  I tried both, but it doesn't do anything there is a rectangular blue 'enter password' on the screen. Don't know what password I put.  When I tried to enter several different password it shows SYSTEM DISABLE 32380.  What does that mean?

  Help, please!

  Thank you

  Hello

  Following the correct advice of zigzag3143x ; It would seem that it is a BIOS password.

  We can not help you with that.

  You will need to contact HP:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/contacthp?cc=us&LC=en

  And this is why we cannot help you here:

  Microsoft prohibits any help given in these Forums for you help bypass or "crack" passwords lost or forgotten.

  Here's information from Microsoft, explaining that the policy:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/39f56ef0-5d68-41AD-9daa-6e6019c25d37

  See you soon.

• Office system Vista, have a delay in all functions. start-up, connection, IE internet, opening files. To get a "waiting for..." appearing at the bottom of the screen - it seems to me that this means?

  Original title: Vista 32 bit system. slow!

  Office system Vista, have a delay in all functions. start-up, connection, IE internet, opening files. I seem to get a "waiting for..." at the bottom of the screen and a green line appearing across the top of the window when I'm waiting - whatever that means? Have upped the ram 4 GB - no change. runing ie7 to present, took 37sec to open the Web site to report this issue? All ideas, we will wait for you

  I was running another program to search for spyware, if you haven't done so already.  In addition, launch your AV software

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-system/remove-malware-or-virus/6bb49107-dfb7-4edc-990a-a0c533b6487d

  Did you ever reinstalled your OS from Vista running on your system?  If you have a Windows Vista OEM preinstalled on your system and you have an external hard drive, it wouldn't hurt to go back to factory settings and transfer your data on.  You would eliminate several possible culprits in your system running slow.

• Vista system does not see the files that are on a CD of HP, Intuit and others

  CD allows you to install different products does not work on my Vista Ultimate system when the CD has been made by the manufacturer to support Windows and Mac OS.  These CD work in an XP system and a Windows 7 system. I have two optical drives on the Vista system (two allow DVD writing) and installation CD fail the same way in the two discs.

  If I share a CD drive on the Windows 7 or XP System I and then place the CD in the drive, I can see all the files on the Vista system.  Another CD that do not also for Mac OS work well in all my systems. So far, a single CD of Intuit and two HP is failing.

  I made several complete scans of my system searching for virus using two tools each of Norton and Microsoft and can't find anything.

  When I said above fail, I wanted to say that Windows Explorer displays an incomplete list of files on the CD. To be more precise, the list displayed on the Windows vista system does not include autorun.inf or setup.exe. There are also listed things that should not be registered on a Windows install CD. VolumeIcon.icns and background for example. Basically, it seemed something to tell readers that they are on a Mac system.

  Earlier today, I solved this problem. It seems that someone (probably me or my son) XPlay 3 was installed on the system. For some reason, this included a copy of MacDrive. I think that MacDrive caused the problem by making the part Apple Mac of the CD to be the only part that was visible to my system. I uninstalled XPlay 3 and everything works fine now.

• Resolution STOP: C000021a {fatal system error}

  Even after several attempts to restore and system recovery (from disk HARD and CD HP), I keep getting the following error:
  STOP: C00021a {fatal system error}... put end, in vain, status... 0 x 00000000 (0XL0000001, 0X0010034c) system shutdown.  The error message is very consistent.  I am running Vista.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi crashedHP,

  Thanks for the reply.

  Reduce the size of the RAM to 1 GB, disconnect the secondary hard drive, select the settings in the BIOS and try to start the computer by using the Windows Vista DVD.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Syed V - Microsoft technical support.
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• Need help solving any internet connection. This happened to me several months ago and the supplier

  Need help solving any internet connection. This just started today, but it's happened to me several months ago and at that time the provider thought it was software related and suggested that I have to contact HP. I have a HP 2006 m7674n, Windows XP. For several days, I worked with HardBeatZ on a different issue that has been resolved today. However, for several days, I had been working msconfig to track down the cause of the problem; This resulted in several reboots the computer - this would have something to do with it? Also, I just started getting a RUNAS box popping up. HardBeatZ has provided a link to a possible solution to this, but since I can't do internet connection I can't get the fix. Right now I'm on a laptop with Wi - Fi for the same service internet/modem as my PC. I changed nothing onmy PC in the last days of several for the internet connection or services.  I always use eithernet connection from the router to the computer. I tried Wi - Fi today with my PC but not connect. I tried to unplug the router and reconnect but it does not solve the problem. I did a Network Diagnostic and printed the report; Here are the warnings and error messages in this report:

  1. under the terms of the bridge diagnosis; Warning: "www.microsoft.comcould hostname not be resolved (0x2afc error code). Could be the gateway or DNS problem.

  2. under diagnosis of layer IP; Corrupted IP routing table. Default route, road closures, route host itinerary local subnet and local are all valid; Invalid entries in the ARP cache. ACTION: the ARP cache has been emptied. »

  3. UNDER HTTP, HTTPS, FTP Diagnostic; all three had this warning: ' 12007 connection error at www.microsoft.com: the server name or address cannot be resolved. " and the error was unable to establish a connection.

  Still under network adapter diagnosis; It shows the connection status of network as "connected."

  Also, I have an older computer that I connected with eithernet and was able to connect to the internet but has been disconnected because the version of Windows is too old to support the connection. But I could briefly connecting on HP website before you log out. The point being I think it's a computer problem and not an internet router or provider problem.

  I read a few entries on this site and it seemed that the recovery of the system was the only solution. I hope that there are other things to try before I resort to that.

  I would appreciate any advice on the steps to diagnose the problem and insight as to what may have caused this to happen. Thank you. dt2012

  Sorry... still with you... OK, we know that your network card is good and we know that your first post;

  1. under the terms of the bridge diagnosis; Warning: 'host www.microsoft.com name could not be resolved (0x2afc error code). Could be the gateway or DNS problem.

  2. under diagnosis of layer IP; Corrupted IP routing table. Default route, road closures, route host itinerary local subnet and local are all valid; Invalid entries in the ARP cache. ACTION: the ARP cache has been emptied. »

  3. UNDER HTTP, HTTPS, FTP Diagnostic; all three had this warning: "error 12007 connecting to www.microsoft.com: the server name or address cannot be resolved." and the error was unable to establish a connection.

  4. still under network adapter diagnosis; It shows the connection status of network as "connected."

  For me, it seems that Internet Explorer is corrupted or damaged. Your computer is shipped with Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 Media Center Edition 2005 but since you can have updated to XP SP3 or upgraded to a newer version of Internet Explorer. Please try the options listed in this document to Microsoft titled "how to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer" , since there are several options depending on your system configuration, please post if you need help to solve your problem.