Rocketman

On Vista, I can no longer access my control panel, use windows update,
install IE7, or right click Computer. Any ideas what caused or solution?

Rocketman

Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]

Did you install Windows Live OneCare? I notice it has a tendency to go
haywire and lock up your OS. Have you tried doing a System Restore from Safe
Mode to an earlier point in time before you started experiencing this
problem?
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Andre
Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog...3DB!9709.entry
"Rocketman" <Rocketman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> On Vista, I can no longer access my control panel, use windows update,
> install IE7, or right click Computer. Any ideas what caused or solution?
>
> Rocketman

ka56789

Hi, I was having this problem, and I turned off all my McAffee "computer
and File" protections, and then was able to access Control Panel.
What's interesting is that even when I turned the protections back on, I
was still able to access Control Panel. Hope that helps.


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ka56789

fuzzylu

how did you turn off the protections? I`m not very good at do it yaself
pooter fixing, but this problem is annying me now!

"ka56789" wrote:

>
> Hi, I was having this problem, and I turned off all my McAffee "computer
> and File" protections, and then was able to access Control Panel.
> What's interesting is that even when I turned the protections back on, I
> was still able to access Control Panel. Hope that helps.
>
>
> --
> ka56789
>

Renn

Right click on Computer and left click manage. Go to services, look for
sl ui notification service and stop it if it's started, then go to
software licensing and do the same, stop it, it'll bring up a window
about ready boost go ahead and stop the service. Then under software
licencing put it back to automatic and start the service, then go back
to sl ui notifation service and do the same, set to automatic and start
the service.


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Renn