However my spider senses are tingling, oh I just remembered that the Holy grail is a myth and completely not founded in factual evidence. Now, I'm not calling you a liar yet, but unless you can provide concrete evidence that your system does, as you said and never logs any errors or warnings, well then I think I and all of the other readers of your post should disregard you as a liar or a magician of modern computing to whom we should all bow in submission.
For what it's worth, I'm no longer running Windows 7. I'm now running Windows 8. I'm not sure the reason for your skepticism, actual computer technician. An actual engineer with 4 decades experience is telling you it can run well. Perhaps you should describe the errors and warnings you're seeing and we can strive to eliminate them. I did work back far enough to find an error during the last bootup Microsoft thinks it's an error to run with UAC disabled I develop plug-in software for Photoshop.
Thus I see occasional application failures when I screw up my plug-in code and cause a Photoshop crash then use Visual Studio to debug it, etc. That explains virtually all the failures here.
See any Windows Failures over the past few weeks? You save me hours and hours off investigation to repair the error tha i make trying to clean trace of "security system of a bank" that need no permision to make changes in the system, i delete some important entries of registry that change the response and the asociation off the system proceses and archives.
Not sure if you found a fix to your issue but i have a similar file corruption problem only more complex. My problem is i show possible restore points but no way to get to them. My windows os 7 64 bit will not boot into any windows mode but the recovery enviroment bootable startup disk. I had the famous black screen with mouse pointer symtom on boot and the machine went dead about June Has anyone found this bug to be from a windows update that was pushed as a patch?
In older versions of windows os prior to windows 7 and xp you could replace the base system files with good copies. System32 and wow64 for 64 bit if you have 32 bit only need the system You extact from the approriate win file on windows 7 cd using 7zip and then copy the files and drives as fresh files to replace all the bad system files in each directory depends on your os. I was able to get the machine fixed to a point where windows loads on startup from bios to winloader to intialization process but then goes to standard windows 7 login screen but i have no graphical picture or User name or password boxes to enter credentials.
Is there a tool or fix for this issue or a way to run diagnotiscs with out using dart for windows 7. I am looking for a bootable tool to find the code that is currently broke in the os to fix this issue.
Is there such a tool out there? Is it possible to reconstruct the registry and make it workable and good again or a tool to help with this matter? Windows products has always had bugs i wish microsoft would wise up with there design and make tools available to users to help them figure out the problem without having to reinstall or reimage the os and drive. Put command line option back in some how into windows instead of this safe mode.
Save mode is not safe it gets corrupted. My issue i found malware and viruses but elimated them. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums.
Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Use this forum to discuss miscellaneous issues that cannot be covered in any other Windows 7 forum. Sign in to vote. Hello everybody, Due some unfortunate events it seems my Windows 7 registry is corrupt. Friday, February 26, PM. Monday, March 1, AM. Sorry I can't help you after the fact, but I advise people to Export a copy of their registry when they install their system and also from time to time afterward.
The file can be huge hundreds of megabytes , but it can be a lifesaver if you get a corrupted registry. Saturday, February 27, AM. Hello: I have the same concern. I hope a Microsoft Windows 7 guro will asnwer my concern. Friday, March 26, PM. There should be copies of the registry files stored inside that folder. They are backed up periodically and stored in that folder. Hi Darrell. Can you tell me how often this occurs? Any idea what the algorithm is that controls this and if it's changeable, perhaps via registry?
Just curious. Rich Why can't I be different and original like everybody else? Hello Ztruker, I think it's around every ten days when the machine finds some idle time. Hi Steph, I'm only another user, but I've saved my and the users I support at my company's bacon a few dozen times by writing batch files which can be used from a command prompt started from a Repair Boot Disk.
Steve Robertson. Monday, April 12, AM. Saturday, October 2, AM. Good News: Oftentimes a simple thank you is the best form of payment! Sunday, October 3, PM. Monday, October 4, PM. Hi, Same exeprience here. The first time it apparently failed upon restoring a IE temp file. I couldn't believe it and still flabbergasted by the fact that there are just NO restoring options. I started a thread on that, but had no response.
Tuesday, November 2, AM. Anyway this seems to be the first route to try. Wednesday, November 3, PM. Tuesday, January 18, AM. Sunday, February 6, PM.
Wednesday, February 23, AM. All such programs are terrible, and should be avoided like the plague. Wednesday, February 23, PM. Ken, Thanks for the heads up on those links, very insiteful With all that is going on in my system frustration dosn't even have a meaning any more. And now I dont seem to have any administrative privlidges I get some, but not all of that worked thru????? Kind of clueless ya know?
After long non stop hours of messing with it I gave up! Well, today I decide to take another look When I log in my monthly report from Norton comes up and Im reading thru it and find out Norton is Blocking HP and other parts of windows itself Now, I trust in Norton But why would it be doing this, could it be from registry errors? Oh, I forgot to mention I did manage to get on with Microsoft tech support and a report was sent to them and the chat tech had me delete a BUNCH Of Crap and he had not even seen the report So, now I'm stuck not knowing what to do or whats missing??
Tryed restore after the blue screen and it wouldnt do it got an error msg. But that was before the tech and what little changes I made to try and get my admin.
What can I do????? Sunday, February 27, AM. And I have never, ever run a registry cleaner. What I do to keep my systems in good working order is: Avoid installing things from the internet that I don't know and seek out on purpose. Avoid running eMail attachments. Read up on what works and what doesn't e. Sunday, February 27, PM. Thursday, March 24, AM. These instructions apply only to Windows 7 1. Choose DOS command prompt. Once on the command prompt window, type c: and hit enter. I remember doing this a lot back in the XP days.
From what I remember, this is more useful for startup problems than "login" problems. Doesn't it effect startup too? Good article on how to manipulate these registry files. I imagine this could also be achieved using a Windows 7 Recovery Disk. I'll have to try it on a test machine someday. That way if I ever really need it I will be familiar with the procedure. Thank you.
I like this article. In fact, I've performed this procedure several times and found that if this technique is performed on a computer that's domain-joined, you may run into password difficulties, so be sure you know the password of a local administrator account.
If not, then may I suggest that after step 3, you move back up to the system32 folder and then, from a command line, enter the following commands:. Now boot the computer from that drive. At the login prompt, click the accessibility controls icon and a command prompt will appear instead.
From there, you can give these commands:. If you give domain login credentials and get a message about broken trust relationships, it means that the machine password in Active Directory was reset between the time the backup registry was made and now. It'll need to be reset. You'll be prompted for the password for the account you used, then you can log right back in as usual.
Manually Restore Registry Hives to fix windows login problems. Customize the Taskbar in Windows What Is svchost. Best Smartwatches. Best Gaming Laptops.
Best Smart Displays. Best Home Security Systems. Best External Solid State Drives. Best Portable Chargers. Best Phone Chargers. Best Wi-Fi Range Extenders. Best Oculus Quest 2 Accessories. Best iPad Air Cases. Awesome PC Accessories. Best Linux Laptops. Best Wireless iPhone Earbuds.
Best Bluetooth Trackers. Best eReaders. Best VPN. Browse All News Articles. Windows 11 Uninstall Clock.
Teams Walkie-Talkie. PCI Express 6.
0コメント