Hello /g
I have the strangest problem with my windows 7.
Right clicking on files gives different options. Right clicking stopped working all together on desktop or in folders.
Recycle bin won't empty.
Start menu search tab doesn't work.
Drive names are missing.
It's barely usable.
Has anyone seen this before?
Any tips?
Other urls found in this thread:
sevenforums.com
winhelponline.com
twitter.com
Infection
install exherbo
Context menu options and command bar items are defined in the registry. Did you fuck with that at all? Anyway, roll back to an earlier restore point.
I put it on sleep and when it resumed it was like that. Properties is missing along with other options.
I forgot to say that its the same thing when I boot in safe mode.
Just run rstrui.exe and go back to an earlier restore point if you have one.
stop using outdated software and upgrade your os
I dont have any restore points.
Also something to note: Control panel is completely empty. Not a single folder or an option. Just blank white space.
Install Gentoo
>I dont have any restore points.
Might be time to check down to OSX, sweetie.
Is Sup Forums turning into tech support? Can I ask any question here whenever I come into a problem on my linux installation instead of roaming through stackexchange amd ubuntu forums, or does that right only reserved for Sup Forumsinbabbies?
Yeah ok. First I would like to fix my windows and then Ill see what Ill do. Seems you don't know much too since you can't provide some meaningful advice.
Sup Forums has always been tech support even 5 years ago.
>Turn it off and on again
kek
>Virus Scan, emsisoft works well to find rootkits.
Worth the upgrade to the paid version too.
Seems like you might have gotten infected by something. If rebooting doesn't work time to scan.
>Nothing else works
Reinstall windows, use recuva to get old files back, also backup often retard.
Your HDD is about to die. Backup your data immediately.
Try to restore System32 file with this
sevenforums.com
chdsk
sfc /scannow
These two, possibly this
>any tips
Read the sticky
Sage
winhelponline.com
this has a lot of registry patches for broken file associations in the registry
I'm thinking disk failure with resulting registry corruption, or like others said some infection.
try the patches for folder, drive, and directory
open your event viewer (windows+R, eventvwr.msc) and see if you're getting disk errors
since youre using a closed source proprietary operating system, it would actually be illegal for anyone here to help you.
Call Microsoft, that is the beauty of closed proprietary software; you just call the people who made it and they will help solve all your problems
so remember everyone, do not help OP with this, as it is a crime punishable by 5 years in prison and a $50,000 fine
download more ram or reboot
Thanks everyone!
Ill try your suggestions and hope for the best.
>windows
Found your porblem
why don't you just reinstall?
>windows 7
found your problem senpai
t. 2013 to present user