Mouse clicks don t work, fix IIE, change registry doesn t work 5

It's that kind of situation that can't be opened.

After double-clicking the mouse, there is a slight funnel chart, and then it is gone, and there is no response;

The interface can still be opened, but the web page cannot be displayed.

In the simplest case, you are poisoned and your browser files are corrupted.

A simpler solution, you can use another browser first to see if it can be opened.

The most direct thing is to take a look at the antivirus.

Reinstall the system, that's the ultimate**.

Recover 2000 XP registry files, except for the export mentioned above. In fact, we can also restore the registry when starting 2000 XP. The way to do this is to press the F8 key after starting the computer and seeing the message "Starting 2000 XP".

Then select "Last correct configuration" in the interface that appears, then press enter, start the system, and when the operation is done, the registry will be restored to the state it was in the last time the computer was successfully started!

Recover registry files under 98 me, the registry checker will automatically scan the registry every time the system is booted. If it finds a problem with the registry, it will restart the computer and the registry will be automatically replaced with a backup copy!

Here we are mainly talking about how to recover the registry under DOS!

We use the boot disk to boot to DOS method is the same as the previous method three, except that we do not "create backups" but directly "view backups" and then select a backup file and select "restore", you can restore the registry, after the restore is successful, the system prompts to restart the computer, then restart!

If you just want to restore the original registry backup file in DOS, then it is faster and more direct to run "Scanreg Restore"!

The above methods can basically return you a more satisfactory registry! But if the registry you backed up and the 5 backup files that the system backed up by itself are useless, and Windows can't get in! (For example, they were accidentally covered!)

Or badly damaged! Or poisoned! What should we do now?

For Windows 9X ME users, the best way to reinstall the system is to recover it with a file! Don't panic, let's first know, when the system is successfully installed for the first time, it will automatically create a backup of the original registry in the root directory of the system disk (usually c:), and its file name is that this file has system, hidden, and read-only attributes.

So we use a file to replace the current wrong or corrupted registry file, after the reboot will appear 9x me standard installation interface, but this is the hardware detection step at the end of the installation, usually only a few minutes to complete the system reinstallation!

The landlord wrote very clearly, but unfortunately not many people read it seriously.

I'll write something useful.

When the system is started, enter.

copy c:\windowsepair\securityc:\windows system32\config\security

Is it a registry issue? If yes. Don't think about it so much. Restore or reinstall the system directly and do it faster.

One-click system restore, this is the best way, and it is also a simple way.

Write a batch file on another machine and set the boot startup item to be executed automatically.

You can also try to execute this batch under PE (I just don't know if it works).

If you can remember it, change it back, or use a USB flash drive to start copying it. or System Restore.

Personally, I feel that the mouse is broken, so you can change the mouse and see if it will.

If you can change the mouse, use 360 to repair the system.

Or start-run, type regedit, open the registry, and see if it has been tampered with and forbidden right-clicking.

See if there is an extra key value "noviewContextMenu" on the right, and delete the entire NoViewContextMenu key, and restart Windows after modification.

1.Find a mouse to replace it first and try it (1) If it works well, then your mouse is malfunctioning.

2) If it is not easy to use, then your U port is faulty, if you repair it, go to check the small resistance behind the motherboard U port, if it is not good, the motherboard south bridge may be broken, this is the worst situation!

The adjustment of the mouse sensitivity does not require changing the registry, but can be changed in the system settings.

Method: 1, press the win key + x, select "Control Panel";

2. Select "Mouse", adjust the speed, and then save it.

This is the most straightforward way to start running: cmd k reg add"hkey_classes_root\directory\background\shellex\contextmenuhandlers\new"Do the accompaniment of pure stupidity ve t reg sz d f

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