How can I delete Windows 7 Sidebar Folder (only one refusing access to Administrator)
- Thread starter Veronique
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Got it! Thanks for putting me in the right path. Finally figured it out after several safe modes. reboots and downloads (no boot disk for W7, it has a hidden partition to reboot, repair, reinstall). So, to remove W7 SIDEBAR (64-BIT) -- it still remains in the hidden partition)
Press START ON WINDOW
In the SEARCH BOX, ENTER REGEDIT.EXE
HKEY_LOCALMACHINE
SOFTWARE
MICROSOFT
WINDOWS NT
CURRENT VERSION
WINLOGON:
Right press Winlogon, in the roll down menu, choose NEW --> QWORD (64-bit) Value - #2
(or DQWORD (32-bit) Value - #1)
This step allows you to take control over the System.
Erase the unwanted old file(s) and restart, W7 will repair itself to take back control.
Press START ON WINDOW
In the SEARCH BOX, ENTER REGEDIT.EXE
HKEY_LOCALMACHINE
SOFTWARE
MICROSOFT
WINDOWS NT
CURRENT VERSION
WINLOGON:
Right press Winlogon, in the roll down menu, choose NEW --> QWORD (64-bit) Value - #2
(or DQWORD (32-bit) Value - #1)
This step allows you to take control over the System.
Erase the unwanted old file(s) and restart, W7 will repair itself to take back control.
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