Newbies, TuneUpUtilities 2012 have cause many program cant be use.

[Nik75]

I am newbies to computer stuff n etc..

I used to installed TuneUp Utilities 2012, and use its program disabler.. When i uninstalled it, a few program cant be started@used again.. Some of the program are Google Chromes and Daemon Tools Lite..

Any advice would be appreciated since i am new to this stuff.. Use simple word too, since i dont much.. hehe

 

[ignatzatsonic]

Uninstall those programs.

Then reinstall them.

Don't use TuneUp Utilities.

 

[Nik75]

i already uninstall tuneup..

all programs still didnt work i already reinstall in a couple of time..

 

[OldMX]

Reinstall it again and look for some "undo changes" option?

 

[Arc]

If you reported it before uninstalling TuneUp , it would be easier to fix.

I doubt only a http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html can fix it. Uninstalling and reinstalling the programs cannot be able to fix, coz it damaged the system upto very deep.

In future, never use any of the TuneUp like utilities .

 

[gregrocker]

See if you have a System Restore point from the time before you made these changes with TuneUp Utilities. If so, use it.

If not establish a clean boot to make sure nothing remaining in msconfig>Services or >Startup is conflicting: Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.

However Daemon Tools has other problems with Win7, and Google Chrome is spyware so I'd use Firefox instead if you don't like IE9.

 

[Nik75]

i stop using google chrome n use firefox instead.. my restore point useless it is after the problem happen.. my bad.. haha

i want to try repair install, mine is 32-bit, can i change it to 64? my laptop can support 64-bit..

i got some programs on my cmputer, are these programs good or got some issue? (your opinion)
-malwarebyte
-bit dfender AV
-freedownload manager
-internetdownload manager
-ccleaner
-7-zip
-hj split

i went into other forum, some of them say they are okay some of them dont..

 

[Solarstarshines]

I use Tune up Utilities but not for registry errors or any type of correction simply because it lets you change log on screens and boot screens other then that it is pretty useless

 

[gregrocker]

I don't use the download managers as they're not really needed. Everything else looks fine.

You'd need to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to change to 64 bit as you're entitled to do with each Win7 license. If you have more than 4gb RAM I would consider this. Keep in mind that some RAM is reserved for hardware. To check this type Resource Monitor in Start Search box, click the Memory tab, look at graph.

 

[Nik75]

not enough free mmory.. haha

looks like gonna stick to 32bit..

-i see something about googlecrash.exe and google update in that resouce monitor.. any idea what that thing is?-
-in mycomputer there's 3 disk, C:, D:, and 1 more system reserve, empty but space are occupied..

i got this computer from my dad, i dont know how he used it, i think he did clean install countless time..

i hope i can make this computer like i just bought it from the shop.. i read all those clean intall, repair install and others.. but cant make a decision since i'm not an expert, can you guys help?

 

[ignatzatsonic]

Nik 75:

Do you have a valid 25 character Windows 7 Product Key?

Do you have a Windows 7 installation disk?

Did your Product Key come with the installation disk?

 

[F5ing]

I'd uninstall all that Google stuff, too.

 

[gregrocker]

I would not have any installed Google programs as they are spyware that paste interest ads. Same for staying signed into any Google site.

I only use the stable Google search box built into Firefox or IE9 which won't allow it to spy.

Most tech enthusiasts prefer to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to have more control over what's installed and how they configure and use their OS. Everything you need is in the link.

Please answer Ignat's questions just above so we can help you better.

In addition if you want to post back a screenshot of your maximized Disk Management drive map with listings, we can help you sort out what is worth keeping and not. Just type Disk management in Start search box above Start button.