I run windows vista x64 (86) I recently ran a uni blue registry cleaner and it found 160,000+ errors 99.999% of these errors were in the software side of the registry clean. So i unticked that option and ran it again, this time i had 300+ errors so i ran clean up after the scan and rebooted. When i rebooted my pc I get the desktop wallpaper and 1 icon ( Recycle Bin) I also have a red X on the network and the sound icons in bottom right corner. I tried to open Uni Blue and restore my back up of the registry and found that every programe i try to open gives me this message: C:\Windows\system32\config\systemprofile\Desktop refers to a location that is unavailable so i search the net on my lap top ( i am on now) and i find alot of people with simular problems but need to remove the folder that has doubled up in the C:\Windows\system32\config\systemprofile\Desktop . But when i get to the system32 directory it will not let me access the config directory, i get this message: (system32\config you don't currently have permissions to access this folder ) I just want to add that i have no cmd and no keyboard usage also. I tried to do a system repair by running the vista Ultimate dvd , but it just loads to the blank splash screen. so i have no way of doing a disk check or system restore via the vista dvd or cmd I will also note that i cannot access any parts of the control panel or software . What can i do to fix this I am in desperate times right now. I can access files to copy to back up to my external drive , but i cant load anything. please, if there is somebody that can help me, I would be very appreciative. I am willing to pay if we can get this solved
, I have resolved this problem, For those that may have the same issue, here is what i did, I restarted my machine, hit F8 continuously untill the safe mode option comes up, then when in safe mode i get alot of my control back, i then did a system restore back to before the problem began, and now its as good as new. I think there is a issue with the registry cleaner , and 64bit systems, so be aware of this.