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How do you fix a computer's startup after being interrupted during building a restore point?

• I have an Acer Notepad equipped with windows 7, I have installed trend micro's "Trend Micro Titanium Antivirus" and it was during an update at the same time that the windows updater was going, and creating a restore point. So with that, the computer locked up, I rebooted, and now the computer is moving seriously slow and it doesn't appear it can access the restore point, the updates, and it's having trouble booting up now. It's showing massive problems with booting up, when it gives the option in the bios screen to start normally or start with repair function, the screen goes black and stays black if repair option has been selected. Windows update hasn't shown up at all when it actually boots up, when it does boot up, it's incredibly slow, and it's not showing any signs of the restore point, once clicking on the start button, the whole thing freezes, can't access any browsers or explorers, because it freezes every time it's selected. I tried to access the control panel, but that's an explorer window to get control panel, so that crashes. So I tried to restore factory defaults by the bios options, it doesn't appear to allow being restored to a restore point previously created, Windows 7 seems to be having critical errors, and I'm not sure how to fix this. I'm sure others have had their laptops die on them during a restore point creation, and I imagine since I'd seen many people post similar questions in forums, but with no answers, I figure I'll post it in a more popular site like yahoo, and maybe someone will come up with an effective answer to this problem. It can't be just "Deal with it" because I know that if it starts up, there's hope, because that means the hardware is working properly, and it's a software problem, and with the right tech support, it can be fixed. So anyone have a solution to this problem?

• Answer:

  There could be a number of reasons if your computer is taking time in booting, such as operating system’s cache, registry, unused files, etc. If you are looking forward to few tweaks and improvements that could fix computer’s slow booting process, then follow these steps given below – STEP 1 – Run an antivirus STEP 2 – Disable startup applications Disable startup applications which are not required by you. To disable these programs, follow the given below steps: • Click on Start, then click Run • Type in “msconfig” (without quotes), and run Enter. • Click on Startup tab, un-check the programs you don’t want to startup automatically and then click OK. STEP 3 – Scan your computer for malicious registries Broken registries can severely affect PC’s performance. To enhance computer’s boot time, you can run registry cleaner. STEP 4 – Run boot defragment You should definitely run the boot defragment to boost computer’s boot time. Follow the steps given below: • Open the Registry Editor. • Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\… • Select enable from the list. • Right click and then select Modify. • Change the value to Y to enable and N for disabling. • Restart the computer. STEP 5 – Run Disk defragmenter The fragmented files get accumulated on computer’s hard drive, which affects boot time the most. The disk defragmenter assists to defragment the hard drive, thereby enhancing computer’s performance. Follow the steps given below to run the disk defragmenter: • Click My Computer. • Select which local disk you wish to defragment. Right click that disk. • Select Properties. • Click the Tools tab. • Click Defragment Now. • Click Defragment. These step-by-step instructions would help you to optimize your computer’s boot time. Please reinstall your Trend Micro Titanium Antivirus. Have a look on this article [http://bit.ly/dnKbSq ] to do a custom installation of Trend Micro™ Antivirus.