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Jacob Wood6 Jacob Wood6 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2014
#1 ·
So I've run into a massive headache with my PC,
I was having some weird issues with my internet connection, so I thought I'd try disabling my antivirus to see if that was messing with the signal.
Big mistake. Now the whole system is trashed. I can't turn the antivirus back on, and I can't install anything else—every single attempt just throws an error saying files are corrupted.
I've already tried running a system restore, hitting up CMD with sfc /scannow, and even trying a system repair, but nothing is working,
Please, I'm begging for some help here. Just please don't tell me the solution is to reinstall Windows. Seriously, I've done that so many times lately I'm practically living in a setup screen. 😢
Joshua Garcia3 Joshua Garcia3 Active Member
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joined Jun 2008
#2 ·
Maybe try grabbing Hiren's BootCD. If you boot from it when you're starting up the PC, you can run one of those antivirus or antimalware tools to scan the system.
William Morris70 William Morris70 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Jul 2014
#3 ·
Jacob Wood6 said:So I've run into a massive headache with my PC,
I was having some weird issues with my internet connection, so I thought I'd try disabling my antivirus to see if that was messing with the signal.
Big mistake. Now the whole system is trashed. I can't turn the antivirus back on, and I can't install anything else—every single attempt just throws an error saying files are corrupted.
I've already tried running a system restore, hitting up CMD with sfc /scannow, and even trying a system repair, but nothing is working,
Please, I'm begging for some help here. Just please don't tell me the solution is to reinstall Windows. Seriously, I've done that so many times lately I'm practically living in a setup screen. 😢

You're gonna have to reinstall Windows xD
Honestly, this sounds like a textbook virus. If those fixes mentioned above don't work, it means some nasty malware injected its own code into basically every .exe file on your drive, rendering them useless :P But hey, maybe it isn't a virus and it's just one rogue file acting like a total jerk and locking up the whole OS. Hehe.

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