Many major issues with my Win7 computer after starting up

Josiah200 said:

@Kakussoft: No, I'm (Unfortunatly) A fool who has not set backup points. (But i plan to once i'm done with all this!)

@benjy206: Yes, but it gives me "the Windows installer service could not be accessed. This can occur if the windows installer is not correctly installed" using that information, i just turned it on in the services. Its working now.


Updated issues list:

• Audio
• Cannot see network and connection
• Things i'm not aware of.

Windows installer service startup type is manually. It's started when needed. If you can start it...another process can start it as well.

Try to start all services (which are not started yet) yourself. Give the list of services that have problems. And give what problem

I am guessing the problem with the Windows Audio Endpoint Builder is that you have disabled the Windows power management on Windows 7. For some reason, the audio services cannot start if power management is disabled.

Josiah200 said:

@kaktussoft, is there any way to turn them on en masse? Theres like... 30-40 disabled. Its going to be extremely time consuming to have to set them to manual/auto and then press start that many times.

In elevated command prompt:

Code:

sc  query  state= inactive | find  /i  "SERVICE_NAME:"  >t.txt

there is a space after state=
Post file t.txt. you may delete t.txt afterwards

Glad your problem is fixed

Josiah200 said:

So i thought to myself "Wouldnt it be great if i could find a .bat file that sets this all to default?" and a quick google search turned this up: Enable all default Microsoft Services
it says

Click Start, choose Run and execute: msconfig.
Under the General tab put a dot in normal
Click ok and then Restart.

It worked perfectly. Everything is running normally. Thanks everyone! you've been a great help!

Why did you disable things that way before? Normal boot is default! Disabling services/startup items this way is only for debugging/troubleshooting.