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<blockquote data-quote="KennyGordacki" data-source="post: 521664" data-attributes="member: 53506">i was able to repair windows 7.1 to get it back to activation status.&nbsp; The virus either corrupted a system file associated with the plug and play service which ensures that no significant hardware changes have occurred.&nbsp; i repaired it. the computer is a laptop with oem version installed.&nbsp; the continual activation is tied to the Toshiba bios.&nbsp; i found the bios activation information and re-associated it with windows activation.&nbsp;&nbsp; i cannot get ie to work.&nbsp; it goes back to the viral issues that you and i completed.can you help me with it ?also i have a different Toshiba LAPTOP THAT HAD A VIRUS IN THE BOOT RECORD.&nbsp; I REMOVED THE VIRUS.&nbsp; IT BOOTED A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT THEN I REMOVED SOME OTHER DRIVERS THAT I WAS GOING TO REINSTALL FROM TOSHIBA.&nbsp; NOW I GET AN ERROR MESSAGE ON BOOT, CAN YOU HELP ME ON THIS OR SHOULD I POST IT.&nbsp; IT COMES DOWN TO NEEDING TO RUN A THIN VERSION OF WINDOWS FROM A BOOTABLE CD LIKE BART PE AND THEN REINSTALLING ALL OF THE TOSHIBA DRIVERS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KennyGordacki, post: 521664, member: 53506"] i was able to repair windows 7.1 to get it back to activation status. The virus either corrupted a system file associated with the plug and play service which ensures that no significant hardware changes have occurred. i repaired it. the computer is a laptop with oem version installed. the continual activation is tied to the Toshiba bios. i found the bios activation information and re-associated it with windows activation. i cannot get ie to work. it goes back to the viral issues that you and i completed. can you help me with it ? also i have a different Toshiba LAPTOP THAT HAD A VIRUS IN THE BOOT RECORD. I REMOVED THE VIRUS. IT BOOTED A COUPLE OF TIMES BUT THEN I REMOVED SOME OTHER DRIVERS THAT I WAS GOING TO REINSTALL FROM TOSHIBA. NOW I GET AN ERROR MESSAGE ON BOOT, CAN YOU HELP ME ON THIS OR SHOULD I POST IT. IT COMES DOWN TO NEEDING TO RUN A THIN VERSION OF WINDOWS FROM A BOOTABLE CD LIKE BART PE AND THEN REINSTALLING ALL OF THE TOSHIBA DRIVERS. [/QUOTE]

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