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Need to repair Win 7 Pro


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In the pass I have used jv16 power tools with no problems. Decided to run them again and it uninstalled most of my Steam games, Windows Media 12 (?) run, regedit  and command prompt. I assume it did this to make my computer faster...I thought I had backed up my computer before this...but I think jv16 deleted that also in the name of speed.

So...I need to repair my Win 7 Pro. Everything I see online requires a installation disk...not really sure where mine is...thought about downgrading to Windows 8.1 but not sure if it will support 32 gigs of memory.

 

My specs are in my signature...

 

Any thoughts??

 

jn

 

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So you don't have an auto back-up to do a system restore? Have you checked? Check it out and see when the last restore point was, you may be able to get it all back to where it was.

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No restore points...

 

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In the pass I have used jv16 power tools with no problems. Decided to run them again and it uninstalled most of my Steam games, Windows Media 12 (?) run, regedit  and command prompt. I assume it did this to make my computer faster...I thought I had backed up my computer before this...but I think jv16 deleted that also in the name of speed.

So...I need to repair my Win 7 Pro. Everything I see online requires a installation disk...not really sure where mine is...thought about downgrading to Windows 8.1 but not sure if it will support 32 gigs of memory.

 

My specs are in my signature...

 

Any thoughts??

 

jn

 

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Don't use that crap software. if you need any help with your computers ask someone around here to help you out. It will save you the headache. Never ever use programs like that. they will fuck your computer in the ass.

 

this is an iso fro windows 7 pro 64 bit edition.

 

http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-24281.iso

 

I am assuming you do have a license key for it. download it there

 

and then use this program.  to mount the iso to a  usb drive

 

http://wudt.codeplex.com/

 

I would recommend just doing a fresh install. make sure to download your drivers before, specifically your network driver.

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In the pass I have used jv16 power tools with no problems. Decided to run them again and it uninstalled most of my Steam games, Windows Media 12 (?) run, regedit  and command prompt. I assume it did this to make my computer faster...I thought I had backed up my computer before this...but I think jv16 deleted that also in the name of speed.

So...I need to repair my Win 7 Pro. Everything I see online requires a installation disk...not really sure where mine is...thought about downgrading to Windows 8.1 but not sure if it will support 32 gigs of memory.

 

My specs are in my signature...

 

Any thoughts??

 

jn

 

Ugh.. take it to someone who can do it for you.  Or find one of us here to help you remotely.  You are one of those users that know just enough to fuck everything up on your machine (no offense).  Always be weary of system booster/reg cleaners/performance enhancing applications.  

 

Downgrading to 8.1??   If you talk to anyone who's been in the IT industry for a while, you will find that 8.1 is actually pretty good; but you have to be able to accept a bit of change.  My advice would be to reload; whether it be Win7 or Win 8.1.  And next time, setup restore points... gl hf

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So, no media, is it OEM, Retail, MSDN, or hacked copy? You don't have to have the CD, it is the key that matters. You can get the ISO from anywhere, you just need to know what exactly you had and you can always do a repair or upgrade install. You could also do a clean install once you have an ISO. M$ also has a USB Drive create tool that will make a bootable USB drive to do repairs and installs much faster. 

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Lol, three IT guys respond at the same time :D

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Think I got a hold on it...created another admin user and transferring files as we speak, once that's done I will delete original user. Already checked and my command prompt works!

 

Thanks for the suggestions,

 

jn

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