Win7 doesn't work (I can't log in).

I have a problem with Windows 7, I'll start from the beginning:

Using Smarty Uninstaller I removed some game yesterday. After removing I stopped the program and I removed the "remnants" with the command "Force uninstall" (do not know if this has any connection, but this was the last thing I did with the computer). After that I turned off Smarty Uninstaller and I noticed that all icons on the Start bar disappeared and when I refreshed it all the icons on the desktop also disappeared. When I tried to use the Control Panel it displayed a message like "It refers to a component that is not installed (...)", plus some details, which I can not remember. I thought that after the reboot everything will be back to normal, but it turned out that on the login screen instead of user names and any inscriptions are some strange strings such as squares, circles, hearts, etc. When I try to log in, it displays a message written with these symbols and return to the login screen. In Safe Mode I can log in, but there are those symbols istead of letters and I can not run anything.

Can I somehow fix it without using the method of formatting? : P I've had a couple of important files on the desktop and I need it back.

Let me add that the system is original, and the equipment is

Satellite L650D-102 - Product Specifications - Toshiba

Try a System Restore to a time before you uninstalled the game.

You might then try Revo Uninstaller to do the uninstall a second time---or just uninstall through Programs and Features in Control Panel. I have never heard of Smarty Uninstaller and it may have caused some problems.

can you do a system restore back before all that happened?

scrooge

I tried, but every time I try to run anything the OS displays some error (I can't read it, because there are those symbols instead of letters, I'm guessing that it's something like "It refers to a component that is not installed (...)").

Smarty Uninstaller: The Smart Way to Uninstall | Uninstall programs completely with Smarty Uninstaller.

I know it removes, inter alia, some registry entries remaining after removal of the program. Maybe that fact has something to do with the problem.

Hello Mithrandir and welcome to Seven Forums.

If you only have the one Windows 7 operating system on your computer, see if you can access the Advanced Boot Options using Step 3 in this tutorial:

Advanced Boot Options

Then I'd try using Safe Mode to see if you can use one of your restore points prior to when these problems began. (Option One this tutorial.)

Safe Mode

Thank you so much for help! It worked. You saved me :)

Glad to hear things are working again!

Thanks for posting back.