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Start up problems with lap-top after doing diskcheck, Growing string i
wando13
post Jul 2 2008, 08:34 PM
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Since doing a diskcheck at start-up with the program in defragmenter, I get a growing string of SsiEfr.exe strings in my SessionManger, BootExecute file. It just keeps growing. I then did a "Restore" to a previous date, which seemed successful, but now at start-up, it not only keeps adding the SsiEfr strings, but says each time that the "restore" is a failure. I went to the BootExecute file and deleted everything, adding back in only autocheck autochk * and on reboot, the system fails and I have to choose the "last known correct" feature to get it to start. I have done several registry clean up runs, 3 different spyware program runs, and two virus program runs, all which are negative. Attached are some information logs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Attached File  System_Info.txt ( 929bytes ) Number of downloads: 0
Attached File  AutoRuns.txt ( 75.03K ) Number of downloads: 0
Attached File  hijackthis_log_file.txt ( 13.17K ) Number of downloads: 1
 
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