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Hi tnas - Thierry.
 
If you have not disabled "auto back up registry before cleaning" in WRC settings-general, you can try to restore the last back up from restore centre (menu-restore-registry restore).
 
By the way, there is a new version: 9.15.589.

Hi pab2663.
 
Open a command prompt and launch this command:

RunDll32.exe InetCpl.cpl,ClearMyTracksByProcess 4351 Looking forward for your kind feedback!

Ok

Hi RN4500.
Check if you can uninstall it from control panel-programs, then download Security Update for MSXML 4.0 Service Pack 2 (KB954430), right-click it, run it as administrator and keep us updated.

msie safe mode: Click start, in the searchbox type iexplore -extoff, press enter.
firefox safe mode: Press shift and keep it pressed (hold) on your keyboard, left-click firefox, release shift, click start firefox in safe mode.
 
Now you have got msie and firefox in safe mode, check if the problem occurs again.

1) Control Panel\System and Security\System, advanced system settings, click settings... under the performance frame, tick show thumbnails instead of icons, click ok
2) If the previous point won't work, open notepad, copy the following lines of code, save the file as reset-icon.bat, right-click the new file, click run as administrator.
The system will be restarted, hence save your work and close every working program/application before you run this batch.
 
 
3) If the previous point won't work, go to sevenforums - Default File Type Associations - Restore (click), download the avi registry file and the other extensions that you need, import it/them (double-left-click the file and add it to your registry).
Later, right-click your video, open with, choose default program..., tick use this application for all .avi files, click your preferred media player.
Repeat for your other extensions.
 
Looking forward for your kind feedback.

Forse ci siamo.
Apri regedit, vai alla voce HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Lock Screen, elimina tutte le voci nel pannello  a destra escluso (predefinito), chiudi regedit, apri un file di testo vuoto, copia/incolla il codice seguente dentro il file di testo, salva il file come lockscreen.reg (o il nome che preferisci... Non importa il nome, basta che sia un file con estensione .reg) e aggiungilo al tuo registro.
 

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Lock Screen] "ImageId_A"="{3F5D53E1-C4FE-4AE0-9B57-82F75E1B7B6A}" "ImageId_B"="{3A034AA7-C948-4C32-A7CA-9DADD1E6357E}" "ImageId_C"="{27A6D07B-990A-4238-9A8D-B41481D8A65A}" "ImageId_D"="{1E5736FB-82E6-4D16-9C9E-F771442AF10E}" "ImageId_E"="{BD296420-F517-40D5-BBF6-CEECBF4D37CE}" "ImageId_F"="{F6E87F38-9FC3-4792-BD75-10341712A7BC}"

Hi ponchow.
Your screenshot is not visible.
You can remove stubborn files through:
- unlocker installer (1.9.2) or portable (1.9.0)
- superantispyware free (system tools, superdelete file removal OR right-click on the file, superdelete file removal)
- malwarebytes FileASSASSIN
- hijackthis (2.04 or 2.05beta) (open the misc tools section, delete a file on reboot...)

That's strange, because those commands should be only a check.
Did you solve your other problem before this one? (it could have corrected this problem, too).
Anyway, glad you solved it!

1) Try all the tools listed in Free tools (Anti-malware, anti-spyware, anti-virus) that you could use to inspect your computer.
2) Open an elevated command prompt and type:
cleanmgr /sageset:65535 Press enter, tick every option inside cleanmgr advanced menu, click ok, then type this:
cleanmgr /sagerun:65535 Press enter and wait until it finishes.
3) You can also use wise disk cleaner or wise care to clean your hard drive (system cleaner/common cleaner)
4) (steps taken from MS support)
 
 
5) Finally, try the defrag and report here if it works or not
 
 
Hope this helps!

Controlla Startfenster> Kacheln>kein Start

Check Stop error 0xD1 on a Windows-based computer with multiple processors
BSOD DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL D1, {0, 2, 1, fffff800bf2ef39d} Probably caused by : dne64x.sys ( dne64x+c5f0 )
dne64x.sys = Deterministic Network Enhancer for NDIS 5.1
 
I don't have it on my machine (win8.1, Update 1, x64).
Was it installed by your VPN software?
What vpn software are you using?
Antivirus?
Firewall?
Proxy?

adwcleaner and junk removal tool should suffice to solve this problem.
Check Free tools (Anti-malware, anti-spyware, anti-virus) that you could use to inspect your computer.

1) Click start, type in the searchbox

cmdpress enter: you should see a black command prompt window Note: the command prompt could be non-elevated (unelevated?), i.e. it could be run without elevation
2) Type/copy (in the command prompt)

cd /d C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows(and press enter) 3) Type/copy

attrib history +s(and press enter) 4) Problem solved (it worked for my MSIE11, i.e. I can now see the history)
 
Credits to: jeepee73's answer, but he gave the credits to computermensch's answer

Check [solved - Win7 ?] icons

I have installed the english version 29.0.1 of firefox, I had already installed the italian version 30.0beta, and I have installed "My Garden Tulips" firefox theme on both (well, on one only, because the other one checks the already installed addons).
I restarted my machine and the theme is there (at its own place).
Hope firefox 30 fixed your problem...

Try this: open a command prompt and launch:

for %1 in (%windir%\system32\*.dll) do regsvr32.exe /s %1 Then re-try to install the webcam.

I suspect the dust inside your machine, as usual!
(another one bit the dust!  )

Hi robert1422!
Try to download it from microsoft.com - Update for Windows 7 (KB982018) (click)

Hi tomas!
There is a new chrome version: 33.0.1750.117 m (at least, for Win8.1).
Try to update your version.
You can also try to remove/delete the current chrome user from chrome settings and create a new user profile.

Hi billl!
Download the LNK reg file from sevenforums - Default File Type Associations - Restore
Check if it works and keep us informed!

start, run, control userpasswords2 (enter)
Right click on a user, Group membership tab, you can choose the properties of your profiles.
 
 
You should create a third profile and use it to import correctly things from a profile to another.
You can import your preferences from that profile:
1) control panel, system, system properties, advanced tab, user profiles, settings, select the profile to copy, copy to, new profile).
2) Copying ntuser.dat files (I don't remember actually full names)
 
I don't know the differences between the two methods, but I actually used the second on a friend's pc (few days ago).
Before you delete the (old) profile, make sure the new profile got the functions/settings that you have set in the original profile (or if you only need to do some little changes).
 
 

The one you prefer
 

If you are using Outlook express, like my friend, you should import your emails, preferences, and so forth, from it (there's an accurate article on MS website support.microsoft.com, that I used).

Hi eilatoo!
Just to remove all doubts, reset your previous problem to its default setting.
Open notepad, copy the following lines into it, save the file as MSIEinstances.reg, double click it and add it to your registry:
 
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main] "TabProcGrowth"=dword:00000001 Then check if MSIE 8 works.
Try also rebooting your pc.
If this doesn't solve the problem, you can re-use MSIEinstances.reg, modifying 1 to 0.
 
Keep us informed.

1) You should know that people is lazy/misinformed
2) I think the hardware details are taken from the program (W.PC1stAid). Unfortunately, it can't get more details like: complete informations about the error, when it happens and when it started to happen, what tries have been made to resolve it, what programs have been installed recently, what they think ( ) and so on.
3) See 1
4) That's quite normal, given the nature of the program (W.PC1stAid)
5) Yes, this is very annoying
I think the majority of users installs the program, sends the problem, then uninstalls the program or doesn't know that there was an answer (or worst, it doesn't care).
6) I didn't understand this point
 

They don't say that because they write from it, so for them it is normal to not write it.

1) Download and install 7zip, if you don't already have it installed on your machine.
2) Insert your disk
3) Open 7-zip, choose your disk, go to the sources folder, double click install.wim, select 1.xml and extract it to your desktop (don't close 7zip) --- if it doesn't want to open that filetype, go to tools, options, select all filetypes, ok ---
4) Open 1.xml (notepad), search Windows 7 Professional, search its index (in the previous lines): it could be <IMAGE INDEX="3">
5) When you have found the correct index, come back to 7zip, choose the folder with that number (that could be the 3 folder, like said in the previous point), go to Windows\system32 folder, select autochk.exe, extract it, substitute it
6) Hopefully, problem solved!