I am getting this error at startup :
Windows\System32\config\system file missing or corrupt" Error at system startup.
I tried the solution given here:*www.askvg.com/frequently-asked-problems-with-solutions-part-1/
but nothing works for me.
Try repairing the windows installation.
No no I dont mean from recovery console. I mean automatic repair of the windows installation itself. Did you tried this already???
Boot from XP cd, wait till it detects installed OS and asks for fresh install or repair. Choose repair from there. But take backup's of data from the OS Partition using Linux Live CD before doing this.
Or if you have repair disc you can do it by booting from XP cd and pressing F2 when asked.
Try sfc command
Go to command prompt and enter this,
sfc /scannow
it scans ur system files and replaces them with correct ones if found any corrupted.
Keep ur OS CD nearby...while doing this.
^^+1
But I think he's not able to boot into OS. Ayway if you are able to boot into OS then try what rhitwick said.
When I start my computer (Windows 7) it opens the My Documents window and when i close it a black screen is displayed then i start the task manager end process explorer.exe and then re run it from the file menu then it loads. please help
@ug2 Check the startup entries in msconfig! Disable all the strange entries and reply.
Since when did the problem start? I mean after using/installing some s/w?
Looks like virus
Try what Ishan suggested. If that doesn't solve problem. Scan you PC with any good updated AV. I recommend AVG(FREE) / KIS(PAID).
Try scanning online also if you are on unlimited plan.
Already done that no good but recently installed Malware Bytes and removed it very good software awesome but i still get some warning messages from avast saying that a virus has been detected in the Windows\Temp\idfe(randomly automatically generated names) when I connect online I have already tried an online scan(ESET).Please help I am cheesed off by dem.
Seems that your system has not been completely cleared of virus.
It would be better to have a fresh install of the OS after formatting the C: drive. (Ensure that any personal data present in the drive is backed up before performing a format.) After the fresh installation, install a copy of avast/bitdiffender and run a full scan.
