Then check and see if the issue has been resolved.I have Vista Premium on an ACER T180 machine. When this completes, just type exit and you should return to the desktop. This will start the System File Check process. You should get a black screen with a white blinking cursor. To perform the sfc procedure, go to the Start Orb, and in the run box type cmd and presss the enter key. If this does not resolve the issue, you may be able to run the sfc /scannow process to replace any Windows files that may be mising or corrupt. You will see a message that the System Restore was successful or not successful. The system will reboot and perform the Windows System Restore, and boot back to the desktop. Select one that seems to be earlier before the issue presented itself, and continue.
Click on System Restore and a Window should open that will show a restore point date, Look in the lower left corner and chech the box to reveil more restore points. To do this, go to the Start Orb, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. Since you mentioned the system worked fine before, you might try a Windows Restore Point. Hello katyoung, Sorry that did not work for you. when i first bought my computer i had to replace the harddrive a month or two after i got it because it was faulty. i have not contacted hp directly over the phone because i can never understand the people because of their heavy accents. i looked at those links you sent me and i have already tried that. for some reason my computer wont recognize my camera or any other "portable device" and it used to so i dont know what the deal is. the error messages i stated earlier are from the device manager drop down list. now if i put the memory card in my computer it works just fine. anytime i try to plug in my camera, which is an hp, or some1 elses camera or phone or ipod i get an error saying that the device could not be installed. Katyoung wrote:there is no 1 particular device that is causing the issue.
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