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Windows 7 Settings Error


JayDee

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Hello guys, I had this sudden settings error yesterday on my Windows 7 Pro x64. All was fine until I realized the below errors.

 

1- The default view chosen for every folder was reset to default. Now I am not able to chose a view settings for a certain folder without it being converted back to the default once I close that folder.

2- The System icons near the clock on taskbar keeps hiding themselves. Now the taskbar chooses what needs to be hidden and what needs to be shown. Even thought I drag the wanted icons to be shown, once I restart the laptop, the icons revert to being hidden.

 

Don't know what triggered such error. Is there any recommended fix ?

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All you can do with this are the standard recovery methods. Put these commands in a admin command prompt (one at a time):

 

chkdsk c: /f    

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

sfc /scannow

 

If that didn't cure it you can also try Microsoft Fix It portable :

https://www.downloadcrew.com/article/27350-microsoft_fix_it_portable

Good luck, hope this works for you.

 

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coromonadalix

any recent updates ?  

In the folder options you have the "apply to all"  button

 

you have the taskbar setup and icon properties ... you have the "always show all icons" if i recall ..

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Moved from Guides & Tutorials.

 

(Software/OS problems are better here)

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On 3/25/2020 at 6:50 PM, coromonadalix said:

any recent updates ?  

In the folder options you have the "apply to all"  button

 

you have the taskbar setup and icon properties ... you have the "always show all icons" if i recall ..

No recent updates. Tried that, the taskbar keeps hiding the same apps.

On 3/25/2020 at 5:07 PM, Dino8 said:

All you can do with this are the standard recovery methods. Put these commands in a admin command prompt (one at a time):

 

chkdsk 😄 /f    

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

sfc /scannow

 

If that didn't cure it you can also try Microsoft Fix It portable :

https://www.downloadcrew.com/article/27350-microsoft_fix_it_portable

Good luck, hope this works for you.

 

Thank you for this fix but the problem persists

I am left with no other option then to do a clean installation for windows.

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5 minutes ago, JayDee said:

I am left with no other option then to do a clean installation for windows.

 

Please do so and you have solved the problem the "French "way 😃

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