C:/Windows/System32/! PLEASSEEE HELP ME

[daniioxox]

I have a compaq computer windows and everything i touch on files or want to download something from online , it wont let me its says "C;/Windows/System32/ in EVERYTHING! please help me and its says it will do updates but nothing happens please help me !

 

[USAFRet]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

 

[daniioxox]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

 

[Paul NZ]

You would have to figure out what you deleted first. Otherwise you'll have to reinstall

Next time, dont delete files !

 

[USAFRet]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

Oh my.

 

[daniioxox]

ugh :c

 

[USAFRet]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

Deleted files are...deleted.
Given hands on, someone sufficiently experienced might be able to fix it, but probably not.

What OS is it?

 

[Pinhedd]

I have a compaq computer windows and everything i touch on files or want to download something from online , it wont let me its says "C;/Windows/System32/ in EVERYTHING! please help me and its says it will do updates but nothing happens please help me !

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

 

[daniioxox]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

Deleted files are...deleted.
Given hands on, someone sufficiently experienced might be able to fix it, but probably not.

What OS is it?

im sorry buts whats a OS ? ugh im useless on this

 

[USAFRet]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

Deleted files are...deleted.
Given hands on, someone sufficiently experienced might be able to fix it, but probably not.

What OS is it?

im sorry buts whats a OS ? ugh im useless on this

 

[Pinhedd]

What was the last thing you did before this started happening?

I was looking at folders because my computer was running slow , so i starting deleted files , so i guess i deleted important files,
but you think you can help me ?

Deleted files are...deleted.
Given hands on, someone sufficiently experienced might be able to fix it, but probably not.

What OS is it?

im sorry buts whats a OS ? ugh im useless on this

OS = Operating System. In your case, it's Windows. What we'd like to know is which version. Is it Windows Vista? 7? 8? 8.1?

In any case, this is very much a hands-on problem. I would recommend taking it to someone who knows how to fix it.

 

[Paul NZ]

Well you can undelete files but you would have to stop writing or putting anything on the hdd.

Otherwise you've got less chance of getting whatever back.

Theyre not in the recycle bin are they?

 

[USAFRet]

If this actually happened, it can't be fixed via a forum conversation.
Give it to someone you know and trust, and say "Please fix this"

My thought? A simple wipe and reinstall.

 

[13thmonkey]

restoring the whole of the recycling bin might work, they should have ended up there. Assuming the recycling bins actually still works, else, you need to reinstall and start again.

 

[RealBeast]

I hope that you backup your data, if so a clean reinstall would be best if you have an installer disk. Otherwise, a repair installation might save your data.

If you don't have installation media, then restore from the OEM partition, as I assume that you did not build this computer. Your manual will have a section on how to do that, but your data may be lost if you make the wrong selections, so be sure before choosing a path.

Perhaps you should consider using a freeware program like CCleaner in the future though, it is good for cleaning up computers but keeping important stuff.