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Tweaking.com Support & Help / Re: Windows All-in-One Version 1.9.16 Issue

« on: September 08, 2013, 12:05:24 am »

Hello Shane,

I was curious to see if the Windows Repair would run without any resets required for stopped Services.
Sorry to say that the same corrections were needed to do in the Services: | Plug and Play | Power (svhost.exe.Power) | DCOM | .
Just for your information.  Or do I have to check with the Beta?  I read something in another thread.

Kindest regards,

Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 06, 2013, 08:57:05 pm »

Shane,

That is a very good idea.  When the difference between the two options is briefly explained and people have to make a choice, it should work.

Kind regards,
Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 06, 2013, 07:52:23 am »

Willy,
Thanks a lot for all these information's.  I also prefer to reset an image rather than a SRP.  I try the SRP first, only knowing I have a recent Image of my C:-drive - just in case.  As I have only the O/S on my SSD C:-drive it is quick and reliable with very little risk as all the rest is on my D:.

Kind regards and continue doing well with » Tweaking.com_Windows_Repair «.

Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 06, 2013, 06:44:14 am »

Thanks for the information.   I downloaded the Registry Backup program.   
Sorry for my ignorance, but what is the difference between resetting the registry or going back to a previously made System Recovery point?

Thanks beforehand if you would clear this up for me (and other readers maybe).

Kind regards,

Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 06, 2013, 05:01:18 am »

...it's good news that you use the advises from BV's website.   
[1] However, it surprises me that DCOM and Plug_and_Play being stopped was the main problem.  Apparently PC_Fresh said that there were five more stopped.
[2] I do not use the program to recover the Register.  I always thought by using this the old settings were all reset.  Using Windows_Repair - I thought - would then been of any help .
[3] I am not complaining - on the contrary! - it is just to inform you about my experiences, if they be of any help.
With kindest regards,
Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue - Services Win7

« on: September 06, 2013, 12:31:12 am »

Shane,

Most people do not know what the default 'Services' should be and therefore they set too many of them to 'Automatic' which slows the system down.   As it is extremely difficult to find advices how they should be set, there is one place where I found perfect instructions: » www.blackviper.com «.

Hope it helps to set them all correct in your Windows Repair programme. 

Still, it is a fantastic little programme!  Congratulations.

Regards  |||   Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 05, 2013, 02:24:44 pm »

I hope to have been a little bit of help.  I'll be happy if it can make your program somewhat better.

Kind regards,

Walter

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 05, 2013, 12:56:50 pm »

Well, I remember the first two: DCOM Service & Plug and Play.  After I corrected these the restarts stopped.  The rest were corrections done by 'PC Fresh' automatically, but I do not think they were absolutely necessary.

I hope this gives you some hints.

Kindest regards,

WW

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General Computer Support / Re: Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 05, 2013, 09:29:03 am »

Sedigh,

Please check your reply.  It's seems strange to me as it says something about an illegal operation...

Regards,

Walter

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General Computer Support / Windows Repair all-in-one issue

« on: September 05, 2013, 08:19:16 am »

Hello All,
First of all, let me thank you for making the Windows Repair (all-in-one) program.  It saved me from a re-install of Windows or resetting to manufacturer-defaults.  My system works perfectly now.

Nevertheless, I had following troubles to correct after going through the program: my system restarted and kept restarting over-and-over.  Before restarting, Windows told me that this or that service was stopped and they needed to be restarted.  So, I had to be very quick and try to restart these services in between two restarts.  I do not remember exactly which services it were, but I have a little program called ‘PC Fresh’ from Abelsoft that corrected  these faults for me.
All is well now, but I wanted to inform you about this.  Maybe you can check what this may have been.

Kind regards from Brussels, Belgium.
Walter

Win7 pro – 4 Gb RAM – SSD Samsung 830 series 120 GB for System – External HDD’s for Data