Error The Configuration Registry Database Is Corrupt
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2008 R2 Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 7 Pro Join the Community! Creating your account only takes 0x800703f1 windows 10 a few minutes. Join Now Getting error The configuration registry database is 0x800703f1 system restore corrupt. when trying to start Windows Modules Installer service. Also getting windows update error. Can't install and software
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and cannt run command sfc /scannow. Also one get this error before and how did you fix it. What i have done. *uninstall AV * re-registered system32 .dlls * http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-update/corrupt-configuration-registry-database-unable-to/fd24e4f9-b327-464e-b023-245773557aa1 logged in as a local admin *created a new local admin account New_Microsoft_Word_Document.docx (33.7 KB) Reply Subscribe RELATED TOPICS: Laptop registry database corrupt - Any thoughts?! Database corrupt 8 Replies Poblano OP Denecke Jul 6, 2012 at 3:41 UTC Also OS is win 7 sp1 0 Serrano OP WinOutreach5 Jul 6, https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/241225-the-configuration-registry-database-is-corrupt 2012 at 4:14 UTC The first question that comes to mind is have you gone into your services management utility (services.msc) and ensured that Windows Modules Installer is enabled? If you attempt to enable it and it fails, you might want to try to change the setting, for example, from manual to disabled and restart your system. Can you update now? For more information on this service failing, you might find this Microsoft Knowledge Base article helpful. The next step would be contingent upon which version of Windows you are using. Because you are using Windows 7, you could try a system restore or you could also boot to the Windows Recovery Environment (RE) and attempt to run sfc /scannow from command prompt there. You also might want to try to use the chkdsk command with the /r switch just to ensure there aren’t any errors with the drive. Finally, since you are using Windows 7, this Microsoft Answers thread provides two different methods – the first is the method using SFC to scan your syste
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display the error message "Error 1009, The configuration registry database is corrupt". When Beyond Compare starts up, it reads a value from the registry to determine how to sort strings. This setting is based on your regional settings. On some Windows NT4 systems, this string isn't present so Beyond Compare fails on startup. The solution is to create the following registry key and leave it at the default value: HKCU/Control Panel/International/Sorting Order ResourcesSupport ForumsVideosReport ProblemsLost KeyOnline Help FileKnowledgebase Articles Check out our 20th Anniversary Specials! Copyright © 2016 Scooter Software, Inc. Contact UsJobsPrivacy PolicyLegal Notices