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I was using some spyware removal program (Spyware Doctor) to search and remove spywares on my computer. For some reason after doing so, I have trouble getting Windows to start correctly, my desktop just won load.<br />
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When Windows is loading, there's always a that says &quot;Copying to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\tvs_re_inst.exe<wbr />&quot; and whenever I load Task Manager to see what processes are running, I see tons of &quot;tvs_ln.exe&quot; and &quot;TVS_B.exe&quot; running. Is this something in my C:\Program Files\ Common Files\Java\.... folder?<br />
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Why does Windows need to load it? How can restore it back again?<br />
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Note: I have used the restore function on my anti-spyware program but it still produced the same error.
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I was using some spyware removal program (Spyware Doctor) to search and remove spywares on my computer. For some reason after doing so, I have trouble getting Windows to start correctly, my desktop just won load.

When Windows is loading, there's always a that says "Copying to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\tvs_re_inst.exe" and whenever I load Task Manager to see what processes are running, I see tons of "tvs_ln.exe" and "TVS_B.exe" running. Is this something in my C:\Program Files\ Common Files\Java\.... folder?

Why does Windows need to load it? How can restore it back again?

Note: I have used the restore function on my anti-spyware program but it still produced the same error.

Program Files/Common Files/Java problem?

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