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Easycleaner Deleted Important Files

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Posted 10 July 2007 - 11:11 AM

I used this program called EasyCleaner and I deleted "unnecessary files". Turns out, I think I deleted some really needed files; something in the folder MSO-CACHE or something. I tried system restore, it didn't work. I tried to restore to an earlier time, it wouldn't let me click next! I also deleted some "invalid" registry entries and it might have screwed my computer up even more.

I lost all my firefox bookmarks. My firewall sometimes stops working. Some of my programs can't open. My computer is lagging soooo much. I have a log of deleted registry entries, I think. The program allows you to "undo" them, but because I deleted those "unnecessary files", I think it won't allow me to undo the changes. I would add them back in manually, but that would take forever and I would only do it if it was the last thing left to try.

My CD-ROM drive doesn't work, and I was supposed to write something itno a CD really soon. this is horrible *sobs*

Anyone know how I can fix this =( If not, I'll have to go to GeekSquad or something haha (but I'll have to pay money -_-)


another option may be to reisntall all my programs but ugggggggggh....... any help? i practically live on my computer.

Moderator Edit: Moved topic to the more appropriate forum. ~ Animal

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Posted 10 July 2007 - 11:22 AM

Now you know why people warn about using registry cleaners and to backup important items. Does the program itself have a backup file setting or restore feature of any kind so you can undo what you've done?
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Posted 10 July 2007 - 10:46 PM

Well, there's an undo feature for the registry, but unfortunately, it wouldn't save the changes when I restarted the computer. This stinks heh. I think I'll do backup my files and do a recovery, then I guess, but I'll wait a few days in case there's a solution.

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