


I didn’t put one in when loading Windows 10. Did I do this right? I won’t shutdown or unplug (both a daily habit) until this is confirmed. I found the administrator commands on MS website to let me use administrator functions. I have been putting the computer to sleep instead of shutdown because turning it back on is fast and opening other programs seem to be normal. I also used Advanced System Care 9.1 to do complete checks including disk checks. I followed all the directions starting form step 1 in Windows Repair v3.8.1, including Disk checking. and attached is the DISM log file which has warnings and errors stated. It would have been faster and easier just to format the drive and start again.īelow is the results of the commands entered. I've been working on this almost exclusively for 2 days and on and off for a week. Windows Repair v3.8.1 has been running in Safe Mode for over 6.5 hours and it still isn't finished.

I have run CC Cleaner, Advanced System Care 9.1, IObit Malware Fighter, Avast! scan and boot-scan and now Windows Repair v3.8.1.

I have followed all the instructions in Windows Repair v3.8.1 again to try to resolve these problems. Please install a program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Default Programs control panel." The problems are multiplying since the first time Windows Repair v3.8.1 and Driver Booster 3 (16 "extremely old drivers") was used. Also, right clicking on the desktop to access "display settings" or "personalize' gives me the message "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Now The Windows icon in the bottom left corner of the screen does not work. My previous post "Re: Problem with Network Adapter or Access Point " was solved but the "it takes over 10 minutes to start up and shutdown the Asus computer" wasn't addressed.
