Trouble 1 :

When my pc gets started the desktop shows an error message every time
-"D:/windows/eksplorasi.exe" file is missing.How to get rid of this? – Rajish

Fix:

This problem occurs due to remaining registry entries for missing executable files which are usually viruses removed by your antivirus softwares. You can remove such errors by registry cleaning. See this article for the solution : Windows Can Not Find svchost.exe

Trouble 2 :

Explorer restarts when USB hard drive accessed . – Prateek

Fix:

This kind of problem is faced when there is something wrong with the file system or there is some virus in the pen drive. To fix it, first do scan disk and after this to remove virus, see this article: Computer Restarts On Inserting Pen Drive

Trouble 3 :

I am very badly facing this issue GENERIC HOST FOR WIN32 SERVICES error,and
when i click on Don’t send the internet does not work at all. – Nasir

Fix:

See the solution in this article : Generic Host Process For Win32 Services Has Encountered A Problem And Needs To Close

 Trouble 4 :

I am running windows vista 32bit. My display settings keep changing from 1360×768
pixels to 800×600 pixels on its own . can you please help? – Rodney

Fix:

Screen resolution usually changes when you run an application that needs to change screen resolution. Typically when you play a game or run some display intensive application, the resolution changes. This is a problem with the application you are running. For solving this issue, you need to ensure that the graphics driver and DirectX version is correct.  See the below articles to files the same: Flickering Graphics While Playing Games and Display Resolution Degraded

Trouble 5 :

I am using Windows XP by mistakenly I disables Administrator account. Now i have
only guest account. Please help me to enable admin account. – Rohith

Fix:

You can upgrade your limited account to Administrator account using this article : Get Administrator Rights In Windows Limited Account and Reset Administrator Password In Windows

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We have been receiving many mails from our readers these days with a problem that when ever they start up windows they see the error messages like as follows:

• Windows cannot find ‘C:\windows\svchost.exe.’
• Could not load or run ‘C:\windows\svchost.exe.’ specified in the registry
• Windows cannot find ‘C:\Windows\System32\amvo.exe’
• “Windows cannot find ‘copy.exe’

These type of messages appear at windows startup, when windows tries to load the virus files like amvo.exe, copy.exe etc. These error messages appear, because these files were removed by your anti-virus programs but still the registry entries for them exist.

Different types of viruses create some files which got executed at the windows startup so that they can come in action as windows load itself. In order to run the primary virus files required, they create run entries in windows registry.

Let’s see how can you remove these entries.

Fix:

In order to fix it you would have to remove all the startup entries created by the virus.

Manual Removal

1. Open Start >> Run. This will open run window.

2. Type “regedit” (without quotes) and press enter. This will launch registry editor.

( If you are not able to launch Registry by the command above, you can refer to this post to know how can you enable regedit again.)

3. Navigate to the following registry path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

4. Search for the keys here who have the data field set to any of the path specified above:

For Example: A Virus related entry will have

Name: Amvo

Type: <any type>

Data: C:\Windows\System32\amvo.exe

5.Delete these type of entries.

Note: Make sure you delete the virus related keys only

Automatic Removal

1. Download a program called CCleaner from here.

2. Install and Run it and Scan the registry scan (as shown in the image below).

3. Once the scan is complete it will show you the Fix Selected Issues button, click it to removes all the incorrect entries including the virus files registry keys.

We hope at least one of the above procedure will help to fix the trouble!

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