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Since I don't have any trouble with chkdsk, I didn't delete any one of them, but if I do get trouble, which one s should I delete? Is it safe to delete them?. Run the Registry Editor regedt Then make sure that in the selection box the Restart option is selected, then hold down the shift key and press Restart. The exit windows. Simply re-enable the save option and reboot.

TweakUI's Explorer tab. You can also get this message if a reference to a non-existent folder exists in the startup folder, or is referenced in the registry. Check startup with msconfig. If that reveals nothing, search the registry for the folder name and delete the entries.

When viewed during startup, Windows stretches them to x, so keep that in mind if you're designing your own logos, else it will throw the aspect ratio off. The default image is in oi. The startup logo file logo. If your drive is compressed, logo. The shutdown logo files go in the windows directory: The Please Wait logo is in the logow. If you turn autoupdates on, you will then be able to choose from the three autoupdate options mentioned previously.

Simply click on the radio button next to the option you want to select. Chkdsk discovered free space marked as allocated Gordon J. Reply to author. Report message as abuse. Show original message.

Joined Mar 9, Messages Got this odd problem with my legitimate version of Windows. Tried installing it on three hard drives now and each one has come up with the same issue - two of the HDD's were brand new.

Windows works fine for about a month after install, then for some reason it crashes with a BSOD and and error saying that there is a critical thread error causing the problem and Windows is shutting down the computer to prevent any damage.

The system will then work for a day or so before crashing again - or refuses to boot at all giving IRQ errors. I've replaced the hard drive twice now, only to have my system crash yet again last night.

Memtest has found nothing wrong with the system memory. A pirate copy of Windows works fine - and has worked fine for at least six months. My beta version of Windows 7 works fine as well Any ideas? As Seen On. Welcome to Tech Support Guy! Latest posts. Windows 10 Anti Virus 7 Viewers Latest: flavallee 3 minutes ago. General Security. Apps and desktop changed to black with white letters 2 Viewers Latest: wildbill2u 34 minutes ago.

Windows IPhone safari opens random links? Latest: Couriant Today at PM. Click the 7 installation that you want to repair, and then click Next. Click Command Prompt. User's post on October 2, I do not have a Windows 7 DVD. In reply to NinjaPenguin's post on October 2, Hello Ninja, Which version of Windows do you have? You may follow the suggestion by Andrea De Costa to create a bootable media for Windows 7. Thank you. User's post on October 5, Windows 7 Home Premium.

In reply to NinjaPenguin's post on October 5, Hello Ninja, If you have Windows 7 Home Premium then follow the suggestions mentioned below to fix the issue. User's post on October 6, Sorry I am getting back to you so late. It says the thread is not found. In reply to NinjaPenguin's post on October 24, Hello Ninja, I apologize for the inconvenience.

You may try to follow the link below for the same and see if that helps. User's post on October 27, I do not have an activation key or a serial code for my computer. Will this be an issue?