performance rating ??

andrewm1 · 30 Mar 2013

After i followed the steps in c/promt this is what i come up with

windude99 · 30 Mar 2013

andrewm1 said:

After i followed the steps in c/promt this is what i come up with

The text document should show which files are corrupted. Do you mind uploading the log, as well as doing what I suggested in my previous post?

Layback Bear · 30 Mar 2013

Have you been in here changing things.

andrewm1 · 30 Mar 2013

Layback Bear said:

Have you been in here changing things.

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

windude99 · 30 Mar 2013

andrewm1 said:

Layback Bear said:

Have you been in here changing things.

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

It is in msconfig (start, type in msconfig, and press enter) Do not change the setting in there, unless it has been changed and needs to be changed back to normal.

andrewm1 · 30 Mar 2013

windude99 said:

andrewm1 said:

Layback Bear said:

Have you been in here changing things.

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

It is in msconfig (start, type in msconfig, and press enter) Do not change the setting in there, unless it has been changed and needs to be changed back to normal.

Here it is

windude99 · 30 Mar 2013

andrewm1 said:

windude99 said:

andrewm1 said:

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

It is in msconfig (start, type in msconfig, and press enter) Do not change the setting in there, unless it has been changed and needs to be changed back to normal.

Here it is

I think that is ok. Try doing sfc/ scannow multiple times with reboots in between each run.

andrewm1 · 30 Mar 2013

windude99 said:

andrewm1 said:

windude99 said:

It is in msconfig (start, type in msconfig, and press enter) Do not change the setting in there, unless it has been changed and needs to be changed back to normal.

Here it is

I think that is ok. Try doing sfc/ scannow multiple times with reboots in between each run.

Nah no luck again keeps on comming up with this if i try and find the logs ,I will try multiple times though

Layback Bear · 30 Mar 2013

andrewm1 said:

windude99 said:

andrewm1 said:

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

It is in msconfig (start, type in msconfig, and press enter) Do not change the setting in there, unless it has been changed and needs to be changed back to normal.

Here it is

Quote: Originally Posted by andrewm1

No haven't ?? how do i get there and what do i do ??

Don't do nothing in there. I just want to see if things were changed. Some do make changes and get in trouble.
You are OKAY.

derekimo · 30 Mar 2013

andrewm1 said:

Nah no luck again keeps on comming up with this if i try and find the logs ,I will try multiple times though

Try copying the log to your desktop, you should be able to open it then.