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| 14 Sep 2012 | #11 |
| | The moment I right clicked powershell after copying the script, I seen it paste and the powershell prompt closed. Was that supposed to happen? |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #12 |
| | Look at the very top of the script. Read. Upload the file. Do not paste into a post but rather attach the zip file. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #13 |
| | OK. Sorry about that. I believe I attached it now. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #14 |
| | I am still pondered as why it's giving me the NTLDR error when that is associated with Windows XP. I also configured my boot order to boot off my SSD drive with Windows on it first now. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #15 |
| | altek, Go back and don't just pay lip service to WDO. Run WDO, run a full scan of ALL of your drives. When finished, reboot and run the script anew. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #16 |
| | I don't understand. What do you mean lip service? I ran WDO just like you posted before. I loaded it onto a thumb drive, followed ALL the directions. It ran a quick scan and then I ran a full scan of ALL my drives. What's the problem with my scan log? |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #17 |
| | Your logs indicate that you must have a super top-secret computer to have run a full scan by WDO (or any anti-malware software) in that period of time. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #18 |
| | Alright.. I'll re-scan WDO. But I am telling you I ran it the other night. Both quick and full scans. I'll report back. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #19 |
| | Rescanned with WDO all drives. I did quick, full and custom just to be sure. So if there is something wrong with the log then we have another issue. |
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| 14 Sep 2012 | #20 |
| | HOW TO POST A SNAPSHOT OF DISK MANAGEMENT DISPLAY Run disk management: WIN | type DISKMGMT.MSC | ENTER This method gives you a display without the unneeded navigation pane. WIN=key with Microsoft logo on top. Maximize the output of Disk Management: Maximize the output of Disk Management: ALT-Spacebar key combo | X key (selects Maximize) | Drag the field separators (such as between Status and Capacity) to show entire field. Make a snapshot: WIN | type SNIPPING | ENTER | New Drag the cursor around the area you want to snip. File | Save as | select save location and name | Save Post the snapshot: Post a File or Screenshot in Seven Forums |
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