Please help me

What are you trying to run? cuz say if you are going into the cmd prompt, even IF you have admin privelges, you would need RIGHT CLICK the file and select" run as administator". are you doing that?

YES I FIXED IT!!!!!

ALL YOU HAV TO DO IS GO TO TASK MANAGER, CLOSE EXPLORER.EXE AND THEN PRESS FILE,RUN AND THEN TYPE IN EXPLORER.EXE AND THE NEXT THING YOU KNOW IS THAT ITS DONE

bu i got one more problem

this is that when i open command prompt, and i type something in with a slash, its shows this:

é

please someone help me out with that!!

THANKS AGAIN IN ADVANCE!!

Are you using an 'en-us' version of windows or is it a chinese or russian version with an 'en-us' language pack installed? if you are then maybe the lang pack is playing up.

If it's not the above, check your 'Keyboards And Languages' settings are set to your correct location/language, this can be found in "Control Panel->Region And Language->Keyboards And Languages".
(Note: 'English (US)' has slightly different key setups to 'English (UK)' etc...)

... that may be a problem... you shouldn't have to close explorer.exe... If I remember correctly back in WinXP that would screw up everything unless you restarted lol.

Did you do a clean install?

EDIT: yeah... I tried it and it's the same as WinXP. If you do end task on Explorer.exe you lose the task bar and icons and everything... So idk what you mean by "close explorer.exe"

mickey megabyte said:

sorry i can't help you.

lots of people will tell me that i'm foolish, but i disable UAC completely - so i have almost zero experience/knowledge of its workings.

Same here The First thing I do after Installation

bhuulo said:

Same here The First thing I do after Installation

Just curious, I'm not calling you foolish though. However, what is the purpose of disabling UAC? I mean theres nothing wrong with it, but wouldn't it be a little... risky? Not to mention as far as I know there is no amazing Anti-virus of W7 so if something tried to install something to your computer, it could get through without you knowing couldn't it?

I mean it's your choice and I'm not calling you foolish, I just want to know for what reason you disable it?

a good question that i don't have a definitive answer to...

1 - maybe due to bad experience in the bad old vista days
2 - i had issues with punkbuster and other software, and i found disabling uac helped
3 - i have a good av solution, kaspersky 2010, and i like to think i'm careful what i download and run
4 - less services/processes running means a snappier system
5 - i get a thrill from living dangerously

i don't advise anyone else to do as i do, it was a personal decision.

*crosses fingers and toes and hopes he's safe from harm*

mickey megabyte said:

a good question that i don't have a definitive answer to...

1 - maybe due to bad experience in the bad old vista days
2 - i had issues with punkbuster and other software, and i found disabling uac helped
3 - i have a good av solution, kaspersky 2010, and i like to think i'm careful what i download and run
4 - less services/processes running means a snappier system
5 - i get a thrill from living dangerously

i don't advise anyone else to do as i do, it was a personal decision.

*crosses fingers and toes and hopes he's safe from harm*

I never used vista xD I stuck with WinXP pre-sp1 (until like 4 months ago, then i got sp1 and 2 lol)

The rest I kinda figured, and yes I have kasperky as well, and I like it. (Minus I have it set so I get prompts for everything. ex: ip_3958sdfasf9381-f is attempting to access the registry), so I get a few hundred prompts a day; I like it that way though.

And I used to get a thrill from living dangerously, and I used to not be careful, and then I turned up with like 3000+ viruses (like 6 years back). Since then i AM careful, I'm sure of it lol