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Shane:
Did you check to see if the two of these programs are running?
--- Quote ---Also when the repair is running, if you check the task manager you should see cmd.exe running and SetACL_64.exe running. The SetACL_64.exe is what is setting the permissions so you should see it running and using CPU.
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Shane
silhouett:
Ok It stopped... I then rebooted, shut down a bunch of processes and ran it again, It went through complete this time no hanging.
Yeah I think the reboot and run option would be a good thing to add as I did try your software in safe mode but it says somethings wont work right.
I think this is one of the best fix programs I have ever seen for windows. I am a tinkerer and I have written programs in c++ and Visual Basic myself but
am always interested in software that helps with system bugs.
Thanks for the help and the program.
Shane:
Good to hear you got it working. I think i might try to add that message to the program for mondays release, I am just having trouble deciding where to put it. Program is pretty packed already and i want it in a way that the user will see for sure.
Perhaps another window that opens with the program that says that it is highly recommended to run the repairs after a clean boot, and then give instructions on how to do it.
What do you think?
Shane
silhouett:
Yes that would be good, however some people are not computer swavy and just want a fix. Could you make an option popup that says reboot and run with limited resources, then do like some programs do for example Acronis True Image will reboot and before anything starts it runs a scan or check disk etc...
Shane:
I checked and the only way I found to do a clean boot (At least the easiest way and pretty much the only way) was to use msconfig. I checked and msconfig has no command line options, so I cant have the program do it for them.
If I could find a way to have windows boot into a clean boot from the command line then I could do it for the user. But I wasnt able to find any commands for it. So instead I need to give them a example of how to do it.
Shane
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