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Hello, I'm using Vista Home Premium on a Compaq Presario. I had a message one day that said "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" was not installed. My Bluetooth has been working fine before. I thought maybe something corrupted the files or something. I tried to do a system restore, but windows wouldn't let me cos I had some disk errors. My chkdsk.exe wouldn't run on startup, because after running the sfc command, it said my autochk.exe was corrupted. I replaced it with autochk.exe from both the Vista and XP version (sfc command of the files showed no integrity violations). But anyways, even after replacing it my sfc command still says its corrupted. Now it's got me worried what else is corrupted. I'm sure my disk must be pretty messed up. I'm hoping there's someway I can fix it. I'd probably only do a recover to its original state as a last resort. Thanks! ![]() -- ~Eva~ |
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~Eva~;998393 Wrote: Hello, I'm using Vista Home Premium on a Compaq Presario. I had a message one day that said "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" was not installed. My Bluetooth has been working fine before. I thought maybe something corrupted the files or something. I tried to do a system restore, but windows wouldn't let me cos I had some disk errors. My chkdsk.exe wouldn't run on startup, because after running the sfc command, it said my autochk.exe was corrupted. I replaced it with autochk.exe from both the Vista and XP version (sfc command of the files showed no integrity violations). But anyways, even after replacing it my sfc command still says its corrupted. Now it's got me worried what else is corrupted. I'm sure my disk must be pretty messed up. I'm hoping there's someway I can fix it. I'd probably only do a recover to its original state as a last resort. Thanks! ![]() If the network is not usable as is then you may have to reset the factory image. For future reference I'd recommend getting an external USB drive(if you don't already have one) and doing image backups. You can get a free image backup program called Paragon Drive Backup Express(I use the Personal version $40 but the free one works with a few less features.) If you do frequent backups and your system gets hosed, when you restore the image you only lose changed made since your last backup. Way less frustrating than laying a restore on since all your installed programs work as they did when backed up. -- MilesAhead "I don't want to belong to any club that would have me as a member." - Groucho Marx |
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~Eva~;998393 Wrote: Hello, I'm using Vista Home Premium on a Compaq Presario. I had a message one day that said "Bluetooth Peripheral Device" was not installed. My Bluetooth has been working fine before. I thought maybe something corrupted the files or something. I tried to do a system restore, but windows wouldn't let me cos I had some disk errors. My chkdsk.exe wouldn't run on startup, because after running the sfc command, it said my autochk.exe was corrupted. I replaced it with autochk.exe from both the Vista and XP version (sfc command of the files showed no integrity violations). But anyways, even after replacing it my sfc command still says its corrupted. Now it's got me worried what else is corrupted. I'm sure my disk must be pretty messed up. I'm hoping there's someway I can fix it. I'd probably only do a recover to its original state as a last resort. Thanks! ![]() Hi, You may find this useful http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/13...tup-vista.html Hope it helps SIW2 -- SIW2 |