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Your welcome Craig, I'm glad I could help :)
severedsolo, I also had exactly the same problem and your solution worked!! thanks man and like CraigMO2, I'm grateful for your help.
Hi all,Bill2 said:
Had the same problem on a clients machine.
The above edit worked.
Changed C:\Windows\system32\userinit.exe.userinit.exe to
C:\Windows\system32\userinit.exe
TY
Gerry
This old thread is being resurrected because I am having exactly the same problem with my brand new Lenovo Ideapad model Y480, running Windows 7 Home, 64-bit. As described early in this thread, everything seems to function normally after minimizing or closing the My Computer folder that opens automatically at startup.
Trouble is, the fix described above did not work on my computer.
Even before I got all of my software loaded and email accounts configured, the problem began. And by the way, all of these are mainstream programs - nothing exotic - and are working perfectly in my other computers.
This new (not refurbished) computer arrived from Lenovo only three days ago. Last night I called Lenovo Tech Support, and a technician spent at least an hour working on it by remote-access. Finding no fix, he recommended a "factory reset", which put the computer back to its out-of-the-box condition.
This morning I started all over again to load my software, and the problem started again. I'm not sure it is related, but the problem began after an automatic update for one of the programs downloaded.
The second Lenovo technician is still at it after more than an hour by remote-access, and it is obvious that this is a new and unknown problem for them.
Should I just demand a replacement computer?
Interesting..
I'm having the same issue and tried the above fix as well but it did not work... and I have a Lenovo Ideapad Z580, brand new. Running W7 home premium 64 bit.
One more detail about this computer that could be pertinent: it has the optional 32 GB SSD in addition to the mechanical hard drive.
I have performed the Lenovo "OneKey Recovery" three times now, learning more about the issue with each loading of the programs and updates. After the most recent recovery, my first action was to download Adobe Acrobat Standard 10 from the Adobe website, and the "My Computer" folder has opened ever since. In previous tries, it was the same with installation of version 9. The natural conclusion would be that the download is the cause, but I have installed this program in several other computers, and have not experienced this issue before. If it were a common issue, I guess Adobe would know about it and get it fixed.
So, perhaps the issue is caused by some quirk of the Adobe Acrobat download in this particular computer - or this particular Lenovo version of the operating system. I have requested return authorization, but wonder whether a replacemet computer would come with the same problem. I guess we'll know soon enough.
Let us know. I have a feeling it has something to do with Lenovo since it seems like an odd coincidence that we both have Ideapads.
Wow this is odd. I too purchased a Lenovo Y480 about 2-3 months ago. Everything had worked fine till last week when Windows Explorer starts when the laptop boots up.
Have yet to find a workable solution but I wanted to share my experience since its so oddly similar