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You may have deleted a file that is normal, it is a virus infection, so it caused you to delete it by mistake.

Right now you're still in the virus stage.

Hint: "Application initialization (0xc00000ba) failed normally", this is a virus! The virus queries the registry key for certain keys to obtain the installation directory of the security software in question, and then generates the system file name in the installation directory"ws2_"named folders, so that the related security software fails to run. Because these security software will load ws2 when running, the correct location of ws2 is under system32, and the software usually looks for dll by first looking for it from its own folder, then the virus will create a fake ws2 in the folder of these software, which will cause the software to load this fake ws2 when it starts, resulting in boot failure!

Here's how to fix it:

Safe mode. Delete the folder named ws2 in the folders of Rising Antivirus, Kingsoft Antivirus, Jiangmin Antivirus, Kaspersky Antivirus, and 360 Security Guard.

Clear system junk files (mostly temporary folders).

Clicking on some files will result in "Application Initialization Normally (oxc0000005)" fails. >：

1.Check your system for Trojans or viruses. Such programs often modify the system irresponsibly in order to control the system, resulting in operating system abnormalities. In general, we should strengthen our awareness of information security and never be curious about unclear executable procedures.

2.Update the operating system, let the operating system installer copy the correct version of the system files, and correct the system parameters. Sometimes there are bugs in the operating system itself, so pay attention to installing the official upgrade program.

3.Try out the new version of the app.

4. Delete and then recreate the files in the Windows WBEM Repository folder: Right-click on My Computer on the desktop, and then click Manage. In"Services and Applications", click Services, and then close and stop the Windows Management Instrumentation service.

Delete all files in the Windows System32 WBEM Repository folder. (Create backup copies of these files before deleting them.) ) to open"Services and Applications", click Services, and then open and start the Windows Management Instrumentation service.

When the service restarts, these files are recreated based on the information provided in the following registry keys:

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\wbem\cimom\autorecover mofs

Hope it helps you and good luck.

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You may have deleted files that are normal.

I also have this symptom on my home computer. I was under the cf repair software. Although it is not said to be this game, it is good to start it after it is ready. You can give it a try.

Go to the next file and put it in your installation folder, and you're done!

Install an antivirus, or reinstall the system.