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I repaired the install, and also uninstalled iTunes completely. I reinstalled Windows from scratch. EDIT Solved, the CLSID was under the blocked key in registry. In case anyone encounters the same problem, completely remove iTunes (if possible, with Revo Uninstaller -free version will do-)...

It used to work, then I had to reinstall Windows due to a problem, and now it doesn't activate :(

Hello, I use iTunes 10.7 (the toolbar was removed in newer versions) and I have the option to enable it, but no matter how many times I click on it, it never becomes active. I have something like this (it's an internet image): I can enable/disable all but the iTunes one. I've tried...

If you can boot to desktop, in place upgrade / repair install WILL keep all your files and programs.

In place upgrade?

I ended up formatting... Thanks to all for the support though :) If anyone ever faces a similar problem, this is what I'm doing to restore some heavy configs of some apps (counting with a full backup of the old OS files/HDD): Check ProgramData / AppData folders for config files (e.g. some...

I actually did that, one of the first things I tried, and it didn't work. Maybe we're looking at the wrong place here. There's so many places that suggest deleting or moving that folder to fix the restore point failing, like here: System Restore error 0x80070091 I moved the folder, then tried...

That's just what I did. Anyways, checks these logs, it seems to be a LogonUI error?

Managed to run dism with restorehealth, not sure if it found errors or not, but the command ended OK. Nothing has changed though :( Is there a way to check logs and events of Windows from RE? I think maybe reading those I could get more info about the problem...

sfc did nothing, I tried with offline switches and found nothing. DISM doesn't like the /online option in Windows RE.

I'll try and post, thanks!

I tried deleting (after copying it to another location) the %ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps folder in order to perform a system restore. The restore point gave me an WindowsApps error, so I searched the internet and found several workarounds consisting on deleting or renaming that folder. It seemed...

Seems that, after all, no more errors ocurred. Either the full wipe of *both* video drivers did the trick, or maybe the way I'm now running the MSI Gaming APP is the solution. Those are the only steps I can think of that may have changed something. In any case, thanks to all for the support!

Sorry guys, I've been ill for a few days. I installed one monitor drivers last weeks and no errors by now. This weekend I will install the other monitor drivers and see how it goes. Or that driver is the cause, or the cause were resolved time ago xD Cheers.

No, I just have the tab opened all the time so I can remember to post weekly hehe