error error error i am sick of my PC now, please anybody help me..

[tushar21]

problems:

1. Sound is not working
2. failed to play test tone
3. trouble shooting folder is not opening
4. send to option is blank ( i.e send to desktop, send to drive )
5. I install Registry Reviver its also not opening
6. I do sfc /scannow it said no problem found
7. some how while searching for solution, now i got 2 option wen start my pc, i) administration ii) user
8. when i open device manager, it shows Navigation to the webpage was cancelled.

all this problem start when i was recovering video and images from formated disc.
i download and uninstall few software...
i also download some software of registry error from help of useful forum over web.
i m really sick now.
need a sollution please help me..

 

[cjkuhlenbeck]

My guess is you used those registry fixers too much. Honestly, the registry is super sensitive, and messing with it causes a whole host of issues. All the apps that "fix" the issue are set for a general class of install, and to be honest, there's no such thing. There are a bunch of things that can cause these issues, but only messing with the registry can cause all of these. There's only really one fix. Reinstall Windows.

 

[tushar21]

Thanks You...
but if any trick will work....??
i am waiting for that...
thanks a lot for your sollution...

 

[Layback Bear]

You have done all the tricks and that is what got you in this mess.

I agree with cjkuhlenbeck a clean install is your best bet.

Here is a tutorial by Brink to help you.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-windows-7-a.html

Then stay away from all those magic registry tools along with all those tuneup and speed up B/S programs.

Windows 7 doesn't need or want such tools.

 

[Faladu]

Well some speed up tools that advise you on services that you don't need and make it easy to backup the current settings, and disable/enable them + restore, I don't mind.

The really awful ones give few options and don't give details on what is done, I do suggest avoiding those completely.

But, if it aint broke don't fix it is a good motto also.