Yes, there are programs that allow you to do corrupt data recovery on a Windows 7 computer. You can visit http://www.programmersheaven.com/user/jacobluis/blog/4850-Resolving-Corrupt-Registry-Error-Message-in-Windows-7/ for more information
A recovery disc is used to reinstall windows, when you decide to do this depends on your requirements. You may just want to reset your computer just to clear the junk, it could be when your computer will no longer get into windows and you need to find out if your windows is corrupt or if your hard drive has failed, if windows doesn't reinstall then your hard drive has probably failed. The recovery CD maybe used to put the computer back to the state when you first purchased it, however some brands have another CD to put the computer back to factory settings and the recovery CD is merely a copy of windows and nothing else, used especially if the recovery partition is corrupt. However, some recovery discs do have advanced uses, you can use it to access the command prompt, repair the master boot records; the boot configuration files; an alternative means to perform a chkdsk to repair bad sectors. It can be used to provide you with an interface to partition your drive and any other aspects which involve control and maintenance of your hard drive.
Command.com in the root directory is corrupt on a windows 9x computer. Where can a duplicate copy of command.com be found?
Windows uses the registry to read all its settings. Most of these settings are wrote in binary form. If the registry is corrupt you need to re-install the program that is showing you the message that it is corrupt. If you can't turn on your computer because it says corrupt, you need to re-install windows
This is the restoration drive and the computer manufacturer makes it hidden... it is actually a partition of your main c drive, so its called a virtual drive... all of the files, windows xp, and all of the installation programs, your motherboard and device drivers... that were original with your computer are stored on here so that you can restore your computer to factory condition. It is hidden so that you do not accidentally delete that sector of the drive. If your computer becomes corrupt, there are programs that are installed on your drive that can restore it to original factory condition, or you can make a set of windows installation discs from this sector.
If you did not clean the dustbin, you can find them in there. If yes, you may need to ask for help with apps. Follow are some apps are good at recovering deleted document. For mac: 1. Softote Studio is a free file Mac recovery application which provided in Mac app store. 2. Cisdem Data Recovery for Mac is can recovery photos, achievement files, document, media, universal recovery. 3. MiniTool is developed by one Canada company, which provides customers with business software solutions in the data recovery and partition management industry. For windows: 1. stellarinfo window data recovery, it is also a good application, you can try it. 2. .Windows Data Recovery Retrieve lost data from corrupt Windows System.
restart computer and run in safe mode it will correct corrupt files, (called scan disk). I also recommend downloading a free program and use it daily. It is called CCleaner and choice the free one. It will keep your computer clear and running like new. If you have windows 7 you can type in box the words (restore) and it will take you to that file in programs.
Yes, you can find free software on the internet that will allow you to tweak your computer's looks and feels to make it seem more like Windows 8, and plus you can also change the Start button, all you need to do is search google for 'make windows 7 look like windows 8' and download the programs/tweaks from there, I also suggest you look up a YouTube tutorial before you do it, as these can sometimes corrupt your system if not done correctly.
Computer viruses are programs, and will do whatever they have been programmed to do. Some are certainly programmed to destroy data, and badly programmed ones may inadvertantly corrupt system files too.
The Power Data Recovery website has step-by-step directions on how you use the minitool power data recovery software to recover data from your corrupt partition. The steps are different depending on the partition (FAT32 or NTFS).
The "kernel" is the part of the operating system that runs programs and talks to the hardware. I'm not really sure what you're asking in the rest of the question.
1. Your software is not up-to-date.2. Windows is no up-to-date.3. Files are corrupt (clean your computer to fix errors).4. You have Windows Service Pack 2 installed.5. You have Windows Service Pack 3.6. Your not administrator.7. Windows is having some problems.
I would have to say something is corrupt with the files on the DVD or you do not have a DVD compatible drive on your computer.