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Asked by bryndwcs in Windows ME Operating System
This is a tuffy that I hope will not have to be rebuilt from scratch.
Windows ME fell over after owner applied updates from MS.
Now when any attempt is made to access Explorer thru My Computer, or Control Panel or saving changes in MSConfig/Regedit etc system shows Explorer as Not Responding in Task Manager. Disk has been scanned for errors Scanreg/Fix ScanReg/Restore attempted to no avail. No SFC to use and no available Restore Points in System Restore.
Is this a dead duck.
System has AVG 7.5 installed however I cannot uninstall this as the installer app reports that "Access is denied" when attempting to make a backup of AVG files in the Program Files directory.
Does anyone have any ideas?
20090824-EE-VQP-74 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625