Solved services stopped working, totally messed up (need experts)

[Wwin7user]

hi guys

plz read into this its important

the system is notebook Asus windows 7 home premium 64bit

last night i was uninstalling itunes , including all its friends (quicktime, bonjur, apple application support, apple software update, icloud, mobileme, etc....)

i uninstalled all the programs in the order from like in the apple's guide page.

i than removed all the leftover files of abovelisted apps + run their names in the registry serch tool and removed....

after i restarted i got shock, i see that avira antivirus (if you know it) WebProtect + MailProtect was disabled (it controled by services) and the umbrella tray sign was closed (it indictes that either one of the program protection disablled or your totally not protected),...... i left it as it for while (thinking that it will be fixed later)

but later my WIFI that , which was connecting automaticly to my router that only 4 meters from the notebook, was connected but was showing a little yellow warring triangle , saying "limited connection" , without internet.......

from now i got that something got messy with the services , process & triggers of the programs & windows..

i went to windows service manger and indeed , i saw that some of my antivirus services wast stopped although they set to run AUTO...

also the task schedular's service was disablled , and that's why alot of tasks didnt started also...

and alot more services got the same problem.....like windows update, NVIDIA

if i try to run or enable on of the service's that are disabled , i get error and warring messges (diffrent for each program)

sorry for the digg guys , but i really really need your help

if you didnt understand something , or need other deatils just holla at your boy

 

[Britton30]

You have likely borked your system by deleting some registry items which were needed. Did you back up the registry before changing it?
Try a restore point before you uninstalled all of those things.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html#post4405
Also run this:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html#post14392
If sfc finds violations, run 2 more times and reboot between each run.

 

[Wwin7user]

You have likely borked your system by deleting some registry items which were needed. Did you back up the registry before changing it?
Try a restore point before you uninstalled all of those things.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/700-system-restore.html#post4405
Also run this:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html#post14392
If sfc finds violations, run 2 more times and reboot between each run.

hi britton

i didnt back the registry , the program i used to remove the registry save auto backups (which some i removed , and some are still in backup folder i will look up into it)

*i did this kind of procdures for years , and i couldnt rewind for something like this that happend (though most of it was on XP)

and i deleted only registry names wihch had names like "itunes", "apple", "quicktime" etc.....

i have some restore points, will try them to

but does windows 7 system restore , restores all the files or only the configuartions?

 

[gregrocker]

If Win7 will still boot and System Restore cannot get you back before the problems, nor can SFC -SCANNOW Command repair damaged System files, then uninstall your AV and run a Repair Install as a last resort before clean reinstalling.

 

[Wwin7user]

If Win7 will still boot and System Restore cannot get you back before the problems, nor can SFC -SCANNOW Command repair damaged System files, then uninstall your AV and run a Repair Install as a last resort before clean reinstalling.

do you know about any fix or tool that can do the work

as i got the problems got to do something with the triger of the services nothing else...

i even have pictures if you want

 

[gregrocker]

We have now given you the three steps you should follow, complete with illustrated tutorials in the blue links. Complete those steps now unless Win7 has become unbootable.

 

[Wwin7user]

We have now given you the three steps you should follow, complete with illustrated tutorials in the blue links. Complete those steps now unless Win7 has become unbootable.

SFC scan seems to start than it disapperas

 

[Britton30]

Try the Repair install Greg linked to.

 

[Wwin7user]

We have now given you the three steps you should follow, complete with illustrated tutorials in the blue links. Complete those steps now unless Win7 has become unbootable.

Try the Repair install Greg linked to.

hi you guys

i would like to thank you so much

after trying the SFC didnt work , i gave System Restore a try

and it worked very welll

although iam experinced user, untill this time , i prefered to avoid fixing problems using System Restore cause i thought it mess up the whole system after the fix

but now i saw it is very useful

thank you again guys

 

[FliGi7]

If you're really worried about a program leaving bits behind, you can try a dedicated third-party uninstaller.

Roundup of Software Uninstallers - Reviewing IObit vs Ashampoo vs Revo | 7 Tutorials

 

[Britton30]

Good to hear your issue is fixed. Post back if any new problems.