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I am having trouble with opening files located on my C drive with certain programs. Win7 says I do not have permission to do so or it says nothing and shows an empty window with 'Ok' button and an exclamation mark depending on the program.
Everything was running until there was a short voltage drop which caused laptop to shut down (I don't use batteries always). After that I turn on the laptop and then that black screen appeared where windows disk check is performed. I waited till the process is completed. Then the windows restarted itself and gave me a newborn windows desktop without my files and shortcuts on desktop. At the bottom-right in a balloon it said this profile a temporary one ... I don't remember the rest. I restarted again to see my old desktop but it gave me the same desktop setting.
I first tought of doing system restore to have my old settings back. Everything went smooth while doing system restore and it was successfully completed. But, now I cannot access files on my C drive. For example Chrome browser do not open. If I use IE to access the net, it opens for example 'Bing' where I can do search do find solution. Strangely it also does not open Microsoft sites :/.
I tried giving permission to the C drive by right-clicking and choosing current user name and applying full permission to it (in both normal and safe mode). (1) It does not work. Then I created second user and made it administrator so I can run Chrome and use the internet normally. It works though I still cannot open those files that I have created before with this new user account.
What I got from reading so far is that my system registry is messed up. Is there a way to fix it without causing damage to the files?
(1) I forgot to mention that I received some errors while applying the new permission settings such as;
including hiberfil.sys, pagefile.sys file errors.
Additional Information
An error window after attempting to open a program
Note: I can open those files and run applications when I am in safemode! :/
I am having trouble with opening files located on my C drive with certain programs. Win7 says I do not have permission to do so or it says nothing and shows an empty window with 'Ok' button and an exclamation mark depending on the program.
Everything was running until there was a short voltage drop which caused laptop to shut down (I don't use batteries always). After that I turn on the laptop and then that black screen appeared where windows disk check is performed. I waited till the process is completed. Then the windows restarted itself and gave me a newborn windows desktop without my files and shortcuts on desktop. At the bottom-right in a balloon it said this profile a temporary one ... I don't remember the rest. I restarted again to see my old desktop but it gave me the same desktop setting.
I first tought of doing system restore to have my old settings back. Everything went smooth while doing system restore and it was successfully completed. But, now I cannot access files on my C drive. For example Chrome browser do not open. If I use IE to access the net, it opens for example 'Bing' where I can do search do find solution. Strangely it also does not open Microsoft sites :/.
I tried giving permission to the C drive by right-clicking and choosing current user name and applying full permission to it (in both normal and safe mode). (1) It does not work. Then I created second user and made it administrator so I can run Chrome and use the internet normally. It works though I still cannot open those files that I have created before with this new user account.
What I got from reading so far is that my system registry is messed up. Is there a way to fix it without causing damage to the files?
(1) I forgot to mention that I received some errors while applying the new permission settings such as;
including hiberfil.sys, pagefile.sys file errors.
Additional Information
An error window after attempting to open a program
Note: I can open those files and run applications when I am in safemode! :/
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