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#81
Ok. I've done those things and restarted.
Computer won't boot after using Defender offline
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New #83
So far seems to be running pretty smoothly and much faster! Is there anything else I should do?
It didn't look to me like my technophobe son even had a virus protector on here! What should I make sure is loaded and running to keep things from happening again? I put MSE on here to check thing when this started and have set it to realtime, but I use AVG on our desktop so not so familiar with MSE. Suggestions would really be appreciated!
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New #85
I can't possibly thank you enough for your help. You've saved a poor college kid at least several hundred dollars and a panic purchase before school starts. I'll be sure that he knows he must keep MSE going on here and run MB weekly. And I will definitely be bookmarking this site, lol.
Thank you again. I appreciate your time and infinite patience.
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New #86
You're welcome.
Go ahead and remove all the log files and the programs that were used. No point of keeping them cause they update periodically. You could keep TFC if you would like.
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New #87
Will do that. Thanks again!
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New #88
I am having the same problem. I downloaded the FRST tool and compiled a fixlist, but the machine still is not booting after applying the fix list.
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New #89
Nevermind....
When I ran bootrec.exe /scanos from the command prompt (booted with System Repair) it said 0 installations found. I went into diskpart and marked the OS partition ACTIVE
DISKPART and press Enter.
LIST DISK and press Enter.
SELECT DISK N and press Enter (N represents the disk you want).
LIST PARTITION and press Enter.
SELECT PARTITION N and press Enter (N represents the partition you want).
ACTIVE and press Enter.
EXIT and press Enter.
Startup repair reboot
After reboot it came up normally.
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New #90
Dear VistaKing,
I am facing the same problem with Windows 10. Is the solution same for Windows 10?
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