When I last published a post for Damaged From Hackers, I wanted to be sure you new the possibilities of total system failure and only if you don't have good security in place on your computers. the system does have its own internal mechanism to protect the system files even if a virus or hacker did remove parts of or corrupt your entire file system on a Windows OS. The windows install disk can recover certain parts of your corrupt files and delete the damaged ones simply by replacing your original install with a designation of ".0" which is its way of keeping the other files untouched when the replacement install has finished.
After the system is repaired you will notice a duplicate of your windows system files except it has been designated the ".0" attachment. This will also happen to other files such as the Documents and Settings and Administrator Files. You can simply run the computer without deleting those replaced files that seem to be duplicated but have the normal designation without the ".0" attachment, so if you know your file system you can go to those portions of the older files and access or run those files or programs. You could share the duplicate windows file that does not have the ".0" designation by simply dragging it to the Windows.0 file and be done with it, but do not delete it or problems may occur to the previous programs that you have added to the original Windows file. A very important thing to remember is DO NOT RUN A DUPLICATE FINDER and remove the files because you may have to reprogram your whole computer and system files with a total wipe and reinstall which will include any important data you have placed into your original install.
There are more ways to restore corrupt files which may work if they can be removed and replaced with the in program System Restore and possibly return the computer back to an earlier point of time. This might work if your computer had this setting enabled. Find the System Restore feature in all programs > then system tools > then click on system restore. If your computer fails to reset those corrupt files then try to reinstall the OS with your install disk and look for the setting to show to "install leaving all files intact".
If this task fails to do what you want you could browse to Computer System Enhancing to find a suitable program to recover the files you need and as a last resort simply replace the OS with a fresh install.
If you are going to wipe your hard drive and install a fresh OS then maybe you should upgrade your OS to the next available version, but I recommend you to use Windows XP Pro because I trust its operation more than any other OS by Microsoft now that I know the difference between them. Windows 98 is not very recent but I have used it Windows 2000 is also older but has a few more features because it is basically like Windows NT and then we have Windows XP Home & Professional which have quite a different amount of property settings for all of its features. Windows 7 I found lacks some of the individual settings and property changes available in the XP versions now I haven't yet heard of or used the newest Microsoft creation Windows 8 and seen or discussed any of its features. I simply like XP because of its simple adjustments and network flexibility.
Now we will talk about the newest security software I have had the pleasure of trying which are available for free or paid and those are Zone Alarm which works very well as a free program and suits both business and home use on a Windows OS but if you want total security I must recommend Bit Defender total security 2013, which is currently available in the full version as a 30 day trial and they also have a free internet security for home use. The Bit Defender full version will operate without any need for interaction and includes the necessary updating tool and will keep you system updated and tuned to it best performance all automatically after you make your preferred settings and save them.
Computer System Enhancing and Damaged by hackers are part of Activelids Links in Kitchener / Waterloo Ontario Canada. Owner and Operations by Derrick Gray, @ activelid@gmail or Live.ca
After the system is repaired you will notice a duplicate of your windows system files except it has been designated the ".0" attachment. This will also happen to other files such as the Documents and Settings and Administrator Files. You can simply run the computer without deleting those replaced files that seem to be duplicated but have the normal designation without the ".0" attachment, so if you know your file system you can go to those portions of the older files and access or run those files or programs. You could share the duplicate windows file that does not have the ".0" designation by simply dragging it to the Windows.0 file and be done with it, but do not delete it or problems may occur to the previous programs that you have added to the original Windows file. A very important thing to remember is DO NOT RUN A DUPLICATE FINDER and remove the files because you may have to reprogram your whole computer and system files with a total wipe and reinstall which will include any important data you have placed into your original install.
There are more ways to restore corrupt files which may work if they can be removed and replaced with the in program System Restore and possibly return the computer back to an earlier point of time. This might work if your computer had this setting enabled. Find the System Restore feature in all programs > then system tools > then click on system restore. If your computer fails to reset those corrupt files then try to reinstall the OS with your install disk and look for the setting to show to "install leaving all files intact".
If this task fails to do what you want you could browse to Computer System Enhancing to find a suitable program to recover the files you need and as a last resort simply replace the OS with a fresh install.
If you are going to wipe your hard drive and install a fresh OS then maybe you should upgrade your OS to the next available version, but I recommend you to use Windows XP Pro because I trust its operation more than any other OS by Microsoft now that I know the difference between them. Windows 98 is not very recent but I have used it Windows 2000 is also older but has a few more features because it is basically like Windows NT and then we have Windows XP Home & Professional which have quite a different amount of property settings for all of its features. Windows 7 I found lacks some of the individual settings and property changes available in the XP versions now I haven't yet heard of or used the newest Microsoft creation Windows 8 and seen or discussed any of its features. I simply like XP because of its simple adjustments and network flexibility.
Now we will talk about the newest security software I have had the pleasure of trying which are available for free or paid and those are Zone Alarm which works very well as a free program and suits both business and home use on a Windows OS but if you want total security I must recommend Bit Defender total security 2013, which is currently available in the full version as a 30 day trial and they also have a free internet security for home use. The Bit Defender full version will operate without any need for interaction and includes the necessary updating tool and will keep you system updated and tuned to it best performance all automatically after you make your preferred settings and save them.
Computer System Enhancing and Damaged by hackers are part of Activelids Links in Kitchener / Waterloo Ontario Canada. Owner and Operations by Derrick Gray, @ activelid@gmail or Live.ca
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