I know theres this repair function. But does it wipe away my installed programs as well? Registry wise.
Repair does just that, repairs the existing OS.
What's happening with your PC? BSOD on boot?
What's happening with your PC? BSOD on boot?
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Explorer occasionally hanging. Autorun not working due to a virus a few months ago.King_County_Downy wrote:
Repair does just that, repairs the existing OS.
What's happening with your PC? BSOD on boot?
Try start-->run-->cmd <Hit Enter>
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
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o.0 Thank you for showing me that dear Downy I believe I shall find that useful in the future.King_County_Downy wrote:
Try start-->run-->cmd <Hit Enter>
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
yep...repair will fix OS and you will not lose any data..except registry keys...
installed programs will not appear in programs menu....and some of them might stop work. ( the licensed ones)
(that is on xp,how vista's repair function work i didnt test yet..thanks god )
installed programs will not appear in programs menu....and some of them might stop work. ( the licensed ones)
(that is on xp,how vista's repair function work i didnt test yet..thanks god )
Make sure to run as Admin or it'll tell you to fuck off.Noobeater wrote:
o.0 Thank you for showing me that dear Downy I believe I shall find that useful in the future.King_County_Downy wrote:
Try start-->run-->cmd <Hit Enter>
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
Okay ran it. After a long time of scanning,it closed by itself with no message whatsoever.King_County_Downy wrote:
Try start-->run-->cmd <Hit Enter>
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
Check your log files. CBS log I think.Ayumiz wrote:
Okay ran it. After a long time of scanning,it closed by itself with no message whatsoever.King_County_Downy wrote:
Try start-->run-->cmd <Hit Enter>
Type SFC /SCANNOW <Hit Enter>
Try that and let me know what it finds
Hmm CBS log? Where do i find it?
Edit: Nothing shows up in C:/Windows/Logs though. Except a directX text file.
Edit: Nothing shows up in C:/Windows/Logs though. Except a directX text file.
Last edited by Ayumiz (2009-05-27 07:10:45)
The magic happens behind the curtain.... Let us know if you still have issues.
You might want to run a
chkdsk c: /f
as well...
You might want to run a
chkdsk c: /f
as well...
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Alright ran it and this sucks. I booted up and right clicked on a file on my desktop. The whole explorer process just hung on me. Really really frustrated. Had to end the process and remake an explorer.exe task again. Do i really have to do an OS repair?
Last edited by Ayumiz (2009-05-27 08:21:57)
You might have to actually do a re-install at this point
I don't have any other ideas on this one, sorry
I don't have any other ideas on this one, sorry
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