Acer Aspire V772G9829-V3 laptop Win 7 Pro x64 7601 WU & WUSA

[Paul Black]

Hi RolandJS,

I did run the script, it found 1.0, 2.0, 3.5, 4.5 -- however windows reported 3.5 needing repair, I need to re-install only the nets needed. MS site gave long list of some 350s and many 45x.x MSUs.

Oh, it normally gives the sub-versions as well.
Was it the => 4 Ways to Repair or Remove Microsoft .NET Framework that told you you needed to pepair?

 

[RolandJS]

It was an internal message, from within windows prime. After removal of net frameworks, did another repair install, this time, so far, no error message.

 

[Paul Black]

It was an internal message, from within windows prime. After removal of net frameworks, did another repair install, this time, so far, no error message.

 

[RolandJS]

The three of us - Paul, Snick, Roland: Venimus, et cogitavit: fecit nos, pro nobis!
[Translation: We came, we planned, we did, we succeeded!]

In a nutshell...after trying numerous things suggested by Paul, Snick, and others, finally did a Repair Install, 200 WUs later, only 3 remain. I got Windows Media Player back, Windows Features back, and after a tiny bit of work -- IE is fully back. I did two SysRes partition backps, two C partition backups, before posting here of the Trio Success. My belief is -- until it is backed up, it may not exist [for long].

 

[RolandJS]

What? No party? No celebration? We three [and actually some others as well] worked smart and hard day after day trying many things. We need some balloons!

 

[Paul Black]

What? No party? No celebration? We three worked smart and hard day after day trying many things. We need some balloons!

(d)

 

[RolandJS]

All-right!

 

[RolandJS]

[In bleepingcomputer.com, after viewing the url provided by another poster,
How many days until Windows 7 End of Support Life? -- I posted this:]
After that date, I guess I will use ZombieWindows 7 Professional 64bit.
New series, The Walking Bytes.

 

[Snick]

Finally!
:banghead:

SURT
Report, most likely NET framework errors.
Remove
Repair Install
DISM++
End of your issues
1 hour usually
Glad to hear your computer is up & running again.
Bill

 

[RolandJS]

"Please run MS_Info32_Find_Problem_Devices.bat...and then upload the results using the tutorial at the bottom of the above link...and someone will look at it for you."

Paul, because I wanted a "written" report of no problems found, to show higher ups at work, I modified your batch-file to leave a report regardless of what was or was not found:
=========================================================================
for %%R in ("%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt") do if %%~zR equ 0 (
echo.
echo NO PROBLEM DEVICES WERE FOUND, leaving [not deleting] the EMPTY file . . .
echo NO PROBLEM DEVICES WERE FOUND...>"%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt"
::del "%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt"
echo.
) else echo. & echo The file was created successfully! & echo.
echo ^< Press ANY key to EXIT ^> & Pause > NUL
(Paul, copy and paste may have altered some placements)
==========================================================================
I have added several report-gaenerating/fixing things batch-files and EXEs from you and Snick into several separate report and log sub-directories into directory Logs contained in d partition of each laptop.

 

[Paul Black]

"Please run MS_Info32_Find_Problem_Devices.bat...and then upload the results using the tutorial at the bottom of the above link...and someone will look at it for you."

Paul, because I wanted a "written" report of no problems found, to show higher ups at work, I modified your batch-file to leave a report regardless of what was or was not found:
=========================================================================
for %%R in ("%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt") do if %%~zR equ 0 (
echo.
echo NO PROBLEM DEVICES WERE FOUND, leaving [not deleting] the EMPTY file . . .
echo NO PROBLEM DEVICES WERE FOUND...>"%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt"
::del "%userprofile%\Desktop\Prob_Devices.txt"
echo.
) else echo. & echo The file was created successfully! & echo.
echo ^< Press ANY key to EXIT ^> & Pause > NUL
(Paul, copy and paste may have altered some placements)
==========================================================================
I have added several report-gaenerating/fixing things batch-files and EXEs from you and Snick into several separate report and log sub-directories into directory Logs contained in d partition of each laptop.

 

[RolandJS]

https://www.sevenforums.com/perform...7pro-64-7601-windows-xp-mode.html#post3450025
This is a new thread, it is about fixing Windows XP Mode within Windows 7 Professional.