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  1. PatrickRobinson
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    Further, I just realized that an SD card I had previously used as ReadyBoost now says it does not have the required performance necessary. Good Lord!!!!! Its 8GB formatted NTFS and empty.
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  3. maxie
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       New #32

    You are not having much luck ...
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  4. PatrickRobinson
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       New #33

    maxie said:
    Run the Scan below and Post back the Result ...


    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
    OK....I have typed that in the command line and although there is no window showing the process, the HDD is obvioulsy working overtime...OK?
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  6. maxie
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    Yes hopefully it should run ...
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  7. PatrickRobinson
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    Where would I see "the Results"?
    I typed in the command line: sfc /scannow
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  8. maxie
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       New #36

    It should be doing the Scan now the Result should appear in the CMD Window ...
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  10. PatrickRobinson
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       New #37

    maxie said:
    It should be doing the Scan now the Result should appear in the CMD Window ...
    There is no window....I see a brief flicker of the CMD window but it disappears in a millisecond
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  11. maxie
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    Oh dear not so good .. How long is it since you Re-Installed Windows ? ...
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  12. PatrickRobinson
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       New #39

    this is killing me
    CMD says You must be an administrator to use sfc utility
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  13. Slartybart
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    PatrickRobinson said:
    Well, I went to the site provided, installed etc.....nothing.
    I had the device working fine 2 days ago. This is a Dell Inspiron 1012 which came with 7 starter which I upgraded to professional years ago. Today I chose to restored rom factory image to clean things up, and then I reinstalled 7 Pro....now all this. It doesn't make sense. What next?
    19 hours ago, you Restored to factory - correct?

    Was this from a partition or from Recovery discs?

    The issues seem to begin after reinstalling Pro - yes?

    See what MS thinks about the Pro version:
    Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions

    If there is an issue with the upgrade, that report will tell me something.
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