"Not Responding"

aliEnRIK

Log looks fine to me


Reset internet explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Under Reset Internet Explorer Settings, click Reset.


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Then run some cleaners ~
Download CCLEANER
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/slim
Run the CLEANER scan (UNTICK 'cookies')
Then run the REGISTRY scan (Backup the registry when it asks)

reboot

Download GLARY UTILITIES
http://www.glaryutilities.com/download/gusetup_slim.exe
Run the ONE CLICK scan
Goto MODULES / SYSTEM TOOLS / WINDOWS STANDARD TOOLS / then run SYSTEM FILE CHECKER

derrick

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Reset internet explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Under Reset Internet Explorer Settings, click Reset.

Do you mean click "reset defaults ?as there is no"Reset Internet Explorer Settings" button or "Reset" button?

aliEnRIK

Due to you asking that ive only just realised. You need to update to INTERNET EXPLORER 8 via WINDOWS UPDATES

derrick

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Due to you asking that ive only just realised. You need to update to INTERNET EXPLORER 8 via WINDOWS UPDATES

Is that necessary? as I don't actually use IE ?

Turns out I am on IE 6, but also registered for auto updates.

Also re CC, it hasn't asked me if I want to back up, should I be worried?

aliEnRIK

Being on auto updates you should already be on IE8

And yes, id recommend you do even if your wise and dont use it
Microsofts security is based around having the latest updates

CC will ask you once you to click to remove the registries

derrick

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Being on auto updates you should already be on IE8

And yes, id recommend you do even if your wise and dont use it
Microsofts security is based around having the latest updates

CC will ask you once you to click to remove the registries

OK will update to IE8.

CC is only giving options to "Fix selected issues", (every thing is ticked!), or "Scan for Issues".

No mention of the "Then run the REGISTRY scan (Backup the registry when it asks)" from your post #42, should I just click to fix?

aliEnRIK

LEFT HAND side underneath CLEANER is REGISTRY
Theyre 2 entirely different processes and its only the REGISTRY you need to backup

derrick

aliEnRIK wrote: »

LEFT HAND side underneath CLEANER is REGISTRY
Theyre 2 entirely different processes and its only the REGISTRY you need to backup

Yes, have done that and the register is sitting as explained above, but has not asked me to back up?

Have not seen anything in relation to your snapfiles picture?


Ahh, should I "scan for issues"? then will it ask to back up?

aliEnRIK

Just click to fix the registries (The pic was just to show you the left hand side, the rest isnt important)

derrick

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Just click to fix the registries (The pic was just to show you the left hand side, the rest isnt important)

OK, but that picture is not on my screen.

I have not got "fix the registries" button, just as above, "Fix selected issues", (every thing is ticked!), or "Scan for Issues".

Nothing about backing up!