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and 7 Restore All Microsoft Windows computers have recovery or System Restore centers (rstrui.exe) and Windows 8 also has refresh and reset options. Some manufactured computers whilst using Windows even have their own recovery center wizard for easy scheduling of backups, systems restores,
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and much more. For example, we have written a post about the Sony Vaio windows xp system32 missing Recovery Center in a previous article. Microsoft Windows System Restore Details Window's restore center will allow you to restore your computer to a windows xp system32 file missing or corrupt previous date and time (restore point) recommended by Microsoft, which they call "Recommended restore", as well as giving you the option to "choose a different restore point". Window's system restore automatically recommends the most recent restore point http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-update/windows-system32-config-system-is-missing-or/ebaf2ef6-77aa-4e2c-acd6-13372ca68c82 created before a significant change, such as installing a program. You can also choose from a list of restore points. Try using restore points created just before the date and time you started noticing problems. The descriptions of the restore points that are created automatically correspond with the name of an event, such as Windows Update installing an update. System Restore returns your computer to the state that it was in http://botcrawl.com/how-to-restore-microsoft-windows-vista-microsoft-windows-xp-and-microsoft-windows-7/ before the restore point that you chose. Window's System Restore uses restore points to return your Windows system files and settings to an earlier date and time without affecting personal files. Restore points are created automatically every week, and before significant system events, such as critical updates, new device or driver installs and updates, and much more. Resotre points can also be manually created at any time. Every time Windows System Restore is used, a restore point is automatically created so the Windows user can undo the changes if a restore does not fix the problem. If you use Windows System Restore when the computer is in safe mode or by using the System Recovery Options, you cannot undo the restore operation. However, you can run System Restore again and choose a different restore point, if one exists. System Restore does not affect personal files, such as e-mail, documents, or photos, so it cannot help you restore a deleted file. If you have backups of your files, you can restore the files from a backup. How does a System Restore remove infections (malware, viruses)? A System Restore affects Windows system files, programs, and registry settings. A restore can also make changes to scripts, batch files, and other types of executable files wh
as Microsoft Office) into Windows, or running free registry cleaners can remove or corrupt shared files, or break interdependent linksbetween files. Also, the User Account Control in Windows Vista and later can block CTI Navigator's access to http://ctimls.com/Support/KB/Error%20Fixes/Fix_Missing_Windows_System_files.htm Windows system files. First, run a virus/malware scan of your entire computer system to ensure that the problematic file is not infected and is not a non-Microsoft file masquerading as a Windows System file. For http://www.vistax64.com/general-discussion/281290-system32-config-system-missing-corrupt.html links to free virus diagnostic scans, see "Cleanup and Prevent Virus or Spyware" in the Related Articles at the bottom of this web page. To confirm whether or not a specified Windows system file is windows xp missing, and then to register or repair it: Right-click on Start > select Explore or "Open Windows Explorer" Browse to C:\Windows\System32in a 32-bit version Windows; - or - C:\Windows\SysWOW64 for 32-bit DLL and OCX files in a 64-bit version of Windows(see System Note below) Scroll through the appropriate Windows System32 or SysWOW64 folder to find the suspect file (see Hidden Files Note below) If the file exists in the appropriate windows xp system32 folder: in Windows 10, 8, 7, or Vista,, un-register the file and then re-register it (see Unregister and Re-register Windows file below). in Windows XP (or earlier), register the file (see Register Windows File below). If the file is missing or the error persists after registering it, run the System File Checker (scf) tool : right-click on the Start icon and select Command Prompt (Admin) type scf /scannow then press Enter. If system file was corrupted and could not be repaired by the System File Checker tool, either find where the corrupted file is located, and then manually replace the corrupted file with a known good copy of the file (click here for Microsoft's instructions). For example, copy of the system file from another computer that is running the same version of Windows; -or- use the Windows Restore function; -or- download the file from a known trusted source; - OR - in Windows 10 or 8.1, run the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) command-line utility with the RestoreHealth option (see "How to use DISM command-line utility to repair a Windows 10" in related articles below) to repair the Windows Recovery image and environment: right-click on the Start icon and select Command Prompt (Admin) type DISM /Online /
missing or corrupt system32/config/system is missing or corrupt New 22 Jul 2010 #1 MrJack View Profile View Forum Posts Newbie Join Date : Jul 2010 Posts : 2 Vista 32bit SP2 Local Time: 14:43 system32/config/system is missing or corrupt Hello VistaForums, I come to you seeking help. I have an acer Aspire my father gave to me that was sitting around that he never used. On it I found that it had Vista SP2. After about a year of using it, I encountered some trouble. The computer would start to lock up. I tried rebooting but now I get a message saying that "system32/config/system is missing or corrupt". I went on the net and found an installable repair disk. I burned the ISO to a DVD and managed to get to the repair console. However, when it asks me which OS I wish to repair, none are listed. I am guessing this is because the disk was built off SP1 information from what the site says, and I am running SP2. I would appreciate any help in getting my desktop up and running again. Thank you for your time. My System Specs You need to have JavaScript enabled so that you can use this ... OS Vista 32bit SP2 Reply With Quote New 22 Jul 2010 #2 Flavius View Profile View Forum Posts Expelled Join Date : Apr 2008 Posts : 2,049 Vista Bussiness x64 PL Local Time: 12:43 Re: system32/config/system is missing or corrupt Originally Posted by MrJack I get a message saying that "system32/config/system is missing or corrupt". File C:\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM is part of system registry,it is responsible for HKLM\System hive.You must realize if any registry file is corrupted installation disk never detect system on HDD. First I strong recommend diagnose your hdd,it would be caused by bad blocks To diagnose HDD use manufacturer tool applicable for your model Bootable Hard Drive Diagnostics - Vox If there are no errors on your hdd you can attempt to fix,but I don't guarantee it will work. 1.Burn any Linux i.e Ubuntu and