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Reinstall the System Restore
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Reset computer to factoty settings
(system recovery)
option #1 |
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To Stop a program from running on startup |
Reset computer to
factoty settings (system recovery) Windows 8 or 10 PC
option #2 |
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Turn on Autoplay for CD Drive |
On system
properties general tab how I change who the computer registered to |
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Create and format a partition on HD |
Clean Temps |
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Change Default Location of the My Documents |
Speed Up Windows 10
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Download PCLoginNow (Reset Windows logon
passwords) |
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12 Unnecessary Vista Features You Can Disable Right Now by: PC World
Or
Click here printer friendly List of 9 (PDF) |
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Please follow these steps to reinstall the System Restore function. |
Go to Start - Run and type regedit then press enter.
Navigate to the following registry Key.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\SystemRestore
In the right pane, right click on each of these Value Keys and select
delete.
"DisableSR"
"DisableConfig"
Close Regedit. Right click on My Computer and select the System Restore tab.
A reboot may be necessary.
If the above doesn’t fix the issue, there’s a registry edit at Kelly’s
Korner.
These steps, and registry fix are also known to repair the inability to
enable System Restore after it has been turned off. |
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Reset computer to factoty settings (system
recovery) |
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System recovery will put your computer back to factory settings but you will
lose any files you had like pictures,
music and word documents.
Each computer manufacturer has a special key you have to hit WHEN YOU POWER
ON the computer Here are some
of the keys,
Dell PC F8 or F12
HP and Compaq desktops/towers & Sony
use F10 or F11,
Sony Vaio F10 or
F10 + Alt or read this ...Enter
VAIO Care by pressing the [Assist] Button on your
laptop or selecting VAIO Care from the Start menu.
Choose Recovery then
Return your system to the factory image
E Machines and Gateway PC use F11
HP G60-630US Notebook & IBM & Lenovo F11
Toshiba laptop F12
Restore a Toshiba
L305
Here is the trick- power the computer off, and then power it back on and
start tapping the appropriate key eg F10
until a screen pops up saying "DO YOU WANT TO DO A SYSTEM RESTORE" Once this
system restore window opens,
stop tapping and just follow the instructions. Some of the older computers
may ask you for the restore discs so
have those ready. Most newer computers do not need restore discs. The whole
system restore could take 2 or 3
hours. When done, reboot your computer and it should be all new and speedy
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List of BIOS access keyboard commands |
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To Stop a program from running on startup |
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Click Start, type in msconfig in Run box
to open system Configuration dialog box
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Under General tab Click Selective startup
Click services tab, check hide all Microsoft services
and disable all
but
IntelProSet/Wireless Service &
antivirus & backup programs
On the startup tab disable all, only check
ctfmon (Maybe
select your antivirus & backup programs also)
Apply, OK,
and restart
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Turn on Autoplay for CD Drive 1. Click Start ,
type Gpedit.msc in the
Start Search box,
and then press ENTER.
If prompted for password, type
the
password, click Allow.
2. Under Computer
Configuration,
expand Administrative Templates,
expand Windows Components,
and then click Autoplay Policies.
3. In the Details pane,
double-click
Turn off Autoplay.
4. Click Disabled,
Click OK.5.
Restart PC
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Clean Temp Folders
Right click start
Click Run
Type into command Line
(This will delete all file in each folders below)
1.
%temp%
2.
temp
3.
prefetch
Restart PC

Go to This PC
Right click on C Drive
Click properties
Click disk cleanUp
Click clean up system files
Restart PC
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Right Click Start
- Run and type regedit then
press enter.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Double click Mouse folder
Double click Mouse Hover Time Option (change Value to 10)
Double click Desktop folder
Double click Mouse Hover Time Option (change Value to 10)
Restart PC
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