My computer is running Windows 7.įor now, I can simply re-enable all services, but I'd prefer restoring to the previous state, as I'm positive something else must have been wrong to have caused this problem, and enabling all services (including ones that weren't enabled before) leads to slow boot and run times.
I'm running the system file checker with the command sfc /scannnow to see if there's a corrupted file problem.Īny help to fixing the problem or restoring my computer to it's previous state would be helpful. So I can't restore to the working state either… It might be possible that Avast thought the system restore files were corrupt and that's what I deleted, that's just a theory. I ran System Restore again and this time I didn't get the disabled service error, but now it tells me that no restore points have been created, which doesn't make sense because Windows should make them regularly. So I thought I'd run a system restore, but the service for that was disabled, so I enabled the Volume Shadow Copy service (if I had to enable something else too, let me know). So I'm assuming I deleted something important, which doesn't make sense if the files I deleted were corrupted (the OS couldn't use them anyway). When my computer booted up, all the services were disabled (as a result of this, the taskbar looks like the old Win98 gray task bar). Many advanced kinds of malware now have the ability to persist even when their files are deleted from your. A couple of files came up as corrupted, and so I deleted them.
I was trying out the antivirus program Avast and I ran the boot time scan feature, where it scans your computer during the boot process, before viruses have a chance to initialize.
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