No but I currently can run ERD Commander and have access to registry/startup items on the installation :). SFC didn't helped (I don't recall if it helped even once after many uses on different situations!) and the event viewer wasn't very helpful.
I scanned for malware/rootkit using the integrated tool in ERD but it didn't showed results when it finished just some info about run time...
Try safe mode with command prompt and see if you can use them there and post back
Just another idea: Try doing a system restore to a point before this started happening using Safe mode.
Oh thanks for pointing out, didn't notice, my bad. He won't be able to use cmd either, I think.
@OP: Boot from your Windows DVD, click on 'Repair your computer' after setup screen appears. Now choose 'System restore' from the list of recovery options and choose a point before all this started happening.
Yes that was my next set to give him. But just wanted to see if safe mode with cmd would work maybe has slight difference in settings that would make them work. Then he could maybe find the problem. But repair is goodOh thanks for pointing out, didn't notice, my bad. He won't be able to use cmd either.
@OP: Boot from your Windows DVD, click on 'Repair your computer' after setup screen appears. Now choose 'System restore' from the list of recovery options and choose a point before all this started happening.
I used system restore and it helped! But the only thing it said it could affect was a driver which wasn't listed with it's full path and description so I didn't write it down... I will update the Windows fully to make the system more stable and scan for viruses.
Everything is perfect. Avast didn't find any viruses and the updates were successful. It would be interesting just to know how the problem can be solved otherwise :). Thread can be marked as solved and eventually locked.
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