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answerbrad 19-02-2009 05:30

Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
Hi,

I have windows XP service pack 2 and few hours ago it was working super fine.However i installed a windows vista theme over the XP and suddenly my pc began to work slow.then i un-installed the theme and now it gives various kind of errors.( Missing Dlls and registry key errors)

I have just format my PC few weeks back and i can't format it again cause i dnt have time to do it these days.I a super busy with my exams and no time to find and install all the softwares i have now.Can any of you give a good solution for me except re-installing the XP.

Paul K 19-02-2009 06:19

Re: Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
System restore might be an option if a restore point has been set.

Halcyon 19-02-2009 11:26

Re: Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
Would also probably be worth running cleaner http://www.ccleaner.com/ and doing a registry scan to make sure nothing has been left that is bringing up these errors.

Steve-o||[^] 20-02-2009 19:43

Re: Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
If you have your Windows disc to hand you can also try, as an administratively-powered user;
sfc /scannow
Which should fix any UX Theme .dll inconsistencies.

Peter_ 20-02-2009 19:49

Re: Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
A quick temporary fix if you do not require any files on the PC just use of the computer could be to use a Linux Distro such as Linux Mint and just boot from the disk http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php and when you have more time you can reinstall XP.

budwieser 20-02-2009 19:51

Re: Please Help...Need to make my PC back to previous state
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve-o||[^] (Post 34737478)
If you have your Windows disc to hand you can also try, as an administratively-powered user;
sfc /scannow
Which should fix any UX Theme .dll inconsistencies.

Or just do a repair reinstall of Windows which will just install Windows over itself, meaning that you won`t lose any software. Give it a try.;)


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