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Hi CJNPP, Did following the steps in my previous post help?   If the errors are intermittent, you can check the Event Logs for the error code and there is a tool that helps resolve the issue. Here are the steps to check the Event Logs. Click Start > Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Performance Information and Tools > Advanced Tools On this screen, under Performance issues , you may see issues listed...

In Safe Mode try configuring Windows to "clean boot". http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135 Follow Step 1 to clean boot and then see if you can start the computer in Normal Mode.

Ok, let's go back to square one. What version of Windows were you upgrading/updating from? What version are you trying to install (c/w 32 or 64 bit?). Is your install dvd a commercial one, or one burned from a dowload? What are your hardware specs? Exactly what steps did you take to start the install and the attempted reinstalls? You say the dvd does not boot and that Windows just starts running by itself. Does this mean that some...

i recently had a problem with a non responding win 7 program no matter what i tried i was not able to make opperate. the win7 (7100)system was an evaluation copy, that i would have had to update in the future so i purchased a new win 7 (7600 )ultimate software package and did clean install . my problem is getting the information off of the old hd. it is still attached to the computer as a backup i can open it from the new opperating system...

Hello Welcome to Microsoft Answers Forum! To understand the issue better, please let us know the details mentioned below: a)    Are you getting any error message? Firstly, I would suggest you to perform system restore in safe mode to an earlier point in time and check whether it helps. To do so, please follow the steps. Safe mode starts Windows with a limited set of files and drivers. Startup programs do not run in safe mode, and only the...

Since this isn't a malware file, antispyware programs won't help. Registry cleaners are at best snake oil and at worst will trash your computer. Details: http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=28099 - registry cleaner thread Remove the reference to the EasyShare registration reminder in Startup: Start Orb>Search box>type: msconfig and when it appears in the Results box above, right-click and choose "Run as...

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I think I've got to the bottom of this finally.  Steps I took: made sure I had undone previous bad takeown (redo takeown as administrator incl subdirs but have to reapply some overrides).  restored previous version of c:\windows\Installer Directory contents (actually had to COPY local and COPY again) set the OWNER of the Installer parent directory to SYSTEM (*key step*).  Do not propogate to sub directories. the WLive icons came back...

Hi robbyb2,   Welcome to Microsoft Answers. I would suggest you to first boot the computer in safe mode and then perform a clean boot and in clean boot state try to boot the computer in normal mode. If you are able to that then after coming to normal mode you may uninstall the office program and then check with reinstallation   –   In Safe mode, you have access to only basic files and drivers. To start in safe mode , follow these steps -...

Hi P a u l, Thank you for visiting Microsoft answers! The problem seems to be with the drivers. I suggest you to update all the drivers for Windows 7 from the manufacturer’s website. Access the link mentioned below to search for the drivers for Windows 7: http://www.marvell.com/drivers/search.do Also, boot into safemode and check if your system works fine. If it works in safemode, then do a clean boot. Test in a Clean Boot environment to...