COMPUTER HELP

I did some dumb *%%! on my computer and now when i try to open windows explorer the blue screen of death comes up and it says registry error. Then it restarts. Never did this before. Help a stressed brotha out

Heres a link to a nice pic of pamela anderson:
http://www.enjoyfrance.co...ment/pamela_anderson.jpg

On an ipad so i couldnt put the pic up
 
^ -__- im guessin u wanna see kid rock, just help me please i didnt get nothin for christmas i just wanna go on nt on my comp again
 
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what kind of pic was that. go buy a mac 
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If you don't mind losing everything, just wipe & reinstall windows....

I need more information about the computer.

What Operating System are you running?
What brand?
Click on the link in my sig 
 
Originally Posted by 1C3M4M

^ -__- im guessin u wanna see kid rock, just help me please i didnt get nothin for christmas i just wanna go on nt on my comp again
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Originally Posted by Str8Hood

What did you do on the computer?
 
I opened a zipped folder with windows explorer, idk why i did it dont ask, then it started goin crazy, i turned it off and turned it back on and now it starts doing what i mentioned above, im runnin on vista and its a hp computer
 
Originally Posted by 1C3M4M

I opened a zipped folder with windows explorer, idk why i did it dont ask, then it started goin crazy, i turned it off and turned it back on and now it starts doing what i mentioned above, im runnin on vista and its a hp computer

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If you're in Brooklyn. Come to my shop. I'll give you a #NT discount. Might be able to walk you through the best options and how to do it for free (my last gift of 2011). Hit me up before the end of the week. Check my site for phone number and address/directions. 
 
Originally Posted by 1C3M4M

I opened a zipped folder with windows explorer, idk why i did it dont ask, then it started goin crazy, i turned it off and turned it back on and now it starts doing what i mentioned above, im runnin on vista and its a hp computer

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would it be safe to assume you didn't have a firewall or antivirus program installed on your machine?

Originally Posted by Str8Hood

If you don't mind losing everything, just wipe & reinstall windows....

this
make a ubuntu cd/usb using another machine
get a usb stick or external hd and transfer,
boot up using the cd/usb stick you made,
look for the files you need on your hard drive & transfer them over to your spare usb stick or external drive,
then get a vista disc & reinstall it on your machines hard drive
make sure you get a good antivirus program and turn off autorun before inserting the usb stick or external drive with your media on it into your computer once you reinstall nasty vista
 
Originally Posted by Str8Hood

If you're in Brooklyn. Come to my shop. I'll give you a #NT discount. Might be able to walk you through the best options and how to do it for free (my last gift of 2011). Hit me up before the end of the week. Check my site for phone number and address/directions. 

Nice gesture...dude might be too nervous to let you find all his secret folders though.
 
Just restore your pc to an earlier time. restart your pc, hold f8, select safe mode with networking, wait until it boots, then navigate: start menu, programs, accessories, system tools, then select "system restore". and Restore your pc to a date prior to when these issues began. Your programs and files youve installed since then wont be affected. Its mainly a Registry restoring application.
 
Originally Posted by Phen0m

Just restore your pc to an earlier time. restart your pc, hold f8, select safe mode with networking, wait until it boots, then navigate: start menu, programs, accessories, system tools, then select "system restore". and Restore your pc to a date prior to when these issues began. Your programs and files youve installed since then wont be affected. Its mainly a Registry restoring application.


I love you bro, getting your username tatted on my forehead as we speak
 
Originally Posted by Phen0m

Just restore your pc to an earlier time. restart your pc, hold f8, select safe mode with networking, wait until it boots, then navigate: start menu, programs, accessories, system tools, then select "system restore". and Restore your pc to a date prior to when these issues began. Your programs and files youve installed since then wont be affected. Its mainly a Registry restoring application.
Came in here to post this. I was amazed that no one had suggested a system restore.

By far the easiest and most effective way to restore a system. Glad someone posted that Ubuntu link, though. I've been meaning to create a ubuntu stick and just haven't ever bothered to look up the directions.
 
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