Author Topic: Argh! Registry Errors!  (Read 3177 times)

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Offline Vertigo1

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Actually, I would advise against running "WinDoctor".  Last time I ran it (granted, this was with the 2000 version of Systemworks) it screwed up windows so that I couldn't run any shareware programs legitly.  (even if I downloaded and installed a shareware program after running windoctor)

Either run scanreg /repair or just boot to safe mode, backup your data, and re-install windows ontop of itself.  You may have to re-install a few programs but that should cure your registry woes.
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Offline Fineus

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Might be MSN Messanger then - I did just install the latest edition of it.. perhaps scrubbing all records of that might be a good start - since scanreg, TweakUI etc... haven't seemed to have worked.

 

Offline Bobboau

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hey I've got a problem with my registry, I did something to it and now I no longer have the start menu search thingy "find files or folders", anyone know how to fix that?
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Offline Fineus

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TweakUI + Repair Registry? I mean the function must still exist, it just needs to rebuild the display reference....

...I think :)

  

Offline Vertigo1

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There is an option to repair RegEdit, but not the registry itself.  Just boot into safe mode, goto your DOS (command) prompt and type 'scanreg /repair' and see if it fixes your problem.

One question, how hot is your chip running now?  Have you started to overclock your processor?  (I'm asking because this is one of the usual indicators that you've pushed your chip too far.  Most of the time its just a BSOD on starting windows, or instability in general.)
Gargoyles, Season 1.  Buy it, or DIE! :)

"Professor! This ship is capable of traveling 90 percent the speed of light! Why are we only doing 35 miles an hour!" - Leela
"Because we're in a hurry!" - Professor

"from a purely stastical standpoint japanese men DO have smaller penii on average" - Kazan