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Every time my system starts, I get a "Registry Recovery" monologue box. It
says that the registry was recovered successfully, but the same thing
happens every time I boot. The obvious conclusion is that something is
damaging the registry while the system is running or shutting down.
I uninstalled everything I've installed lately, without any results. I've
also used MSCONFIG to boot with minimal services, again without any change.
The only error in the event viewer (system log) is a failure of the CAE
Server service to start due to a missing file. I suspect that's a separate
issue, since disabling the service didn't fix the problem. (I don't know
what the CAE Server service is, by the way.)
How do I figure out what part of the registry is damaged? How do I make this
problem go away?
The system seems to run just fine, otherwise.
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Regards,
Jerry Schwartz
http://www.writebynight.com
e-card JerryS https://ecardfile.com/
Every time my system starts, I get a "Registry Recovery" monologue box. It
says that the registry was recovered successfully, but the same thing
happens every time I boot. The obvious conclusion is that something is
damaging the registry while the system is running or shutting down.
I uninstalled everything I've installed lately, without any results. I've
also used MSCONFIG to boot with minimal services, again without any change.
The only error in the event viewer (system log) is a failure of the CAE
Server service to start due to a missing file. I suspect that's a separate
issue, since disabling the service didn't fix the problem. (I don't know
what the CAE Server service is, by the way.)
How do I figure out what part of the registry is damaged? How do I make this
problem go away?
The system seems to run just fine, otherwise.
--
Regards,
Jerry Schwartz
http://www.writebynight.com
e-card JerryS https://ecardfile.com/