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#1 2010-01-07 04:39:48
Problem with windows Can someone help
Well when i browse something to upload or copy/cut paste something after 1.2-1.3 seconds my CPU hangs can anyone suggest how to deal with this anyways
Also when i try to install an Antivirus it restarts my CPU in system reboot disabled it goes to blue screen of death so can some suggest me a boot time antivirus IE an antivirus that scans before installing or even better if bootalbe antivirus. I cant format now as i have a lot of stuff at this time and i cant lose that Also dont suggest to write on CDs as Virus can infect them too . THANKS in ADVANCE
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#2 2010-01-07 04:52:18
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
Can't you start Windows in safe mode with MS-DOS? And then try to repair it?
I did that once when my Windows didn't work.
And if you have several Anti virus softwares on your computer it could also stop working.
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#5 2010-01-07 05:09:26
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
LOL i know what they wll do they will simply format it as the cpu repair shop guys know even LEss Cpu then me as its assembled so i dont have a company specific warranty . well i will try my own way programm my own .bat style antivirus but i dunno what virus is it :S
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#6 2010-01-07 05:12:55
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
fanofcena wrote:
LOL i know what they wll do they will simply format it as the cpu repair shop guys know even LEss Cpu then me as its assembled so i dont have a company specific warranty . well i will try my own way programm my own .bat style antivirus but i dunno what virus is it :S
Hmm.... When I formatted my hard-drive I could amazingly recover almost all the lost files.
And I really recommend you to partition your hard drive, one partition with OS and one with all your other files, by doing that you can re-install Windows on your OS partition without deleting your other files.
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#7 2010-01-07 05:18:42
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
Have you looked at your system proccesses? Sometimes viruses show up there as an exe file.
Try installing your antivirus after doing this.
Go
Start ---> Run
type in "Msconfig" and hit OK
Under the Genral tab select "Diagnostic Startup" and hit OK (This will only load programs that windows needs to start up)
A message will popup saying you need to restart your computer. Say you will do it later because the shutdown & restart might not work.
Turn off you computer normaly and then turn it back on
Now try to install your antivirus and run a scan straight away. (If you can't install software just activate the installation service in Msconfig and try again)
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#8 2010-01-07 05:35:23
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
what-the wrote:
Have you looked at your system proccesses? Sometimes viruses show up there as an exe file.
Try installing your antivirus after doing this.
Go
Start ---> Run
type in "Msconfig" and hit OK
Under the Genral tab select "Diagnostic Startup" and hit OK (This will only load programs that windows needs to start up)
A message will popup saying you need to restart your computer. Say you will do it later because the shutdown & restart might not work.
Turn off you computer normaly and then turn it back on
Now try to install your antivirus and run a scan straight away. (If you can't install software just activate the installation service in Msconfig and try again)
Thanks a lot i will try it now
wait plz restart on progress
Last edited by fanofcena (2010-01-07 05:36:01)
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#9 2010-01-07 08:32:20
Re: Problem with windows Can someone help
Well now i know somethings i have one of the best viruses ever which even disables actually currupts the antivirus 2nd it cannot be disabled anyways Even Diagnostic Mode is starting it (actually it automatically converts diagnostic mode to selective startup) 3rd I got rid of it using a good old days trick called boot Scan
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