users Windows who have never had problems with viruses, trojanii and other animal kind most likely are endangered species or, more plausibly, not more than a few hours (and already is much) when they familiarize first with a computer. The rest of the users, which have been visited by at least two times of different types of malware (For that visit the once endangered all are) know how difficult it is to save a system after it was virused. Even if uninvited guests are identified and "evacuated" most often leave behind affected registry si corrupt system files that can give great trouble. And how to take the hand of each of them is extremely meticulous and stressful, most often opt for a reinstallation of Windows.
Re-Enable is a free application, Available also as installer si portable, With which users who are affected systems Virus can reactivates most of the tools and functions vital to Windows:
- Windows registry
- Command Line Tool
- Windows Task Manager
- System Restore Config
- Folder Options
- Run command
- My Computer
- Task Scheduler
- Right Click Context Menu
- Msconfig (only for XP)
- control Panel
- Search
Re-Enable also allows scan, editing si Autorun.inf deleting files, Change protocol files, hosts, networks, folder attributes and status of system services, Help repair corrupt icons on Desktop or its backgrounds; fix the problems of Startups a explorer.exe, Show hidden partitions etc.
In conclusion, although currently the new antivirus you have not disappointed or learned to be more cautious, and Windowsyour self does not "suffer" from any disease, it does not hurt to keep Re-Enable close for any eventuality. It could save you from a forced reinstallation of the operating system and some time wasted. ;)
Note: Re-Enable you place no antivirus, antimalware scanner or any other for mobile devices to report the of this kind. Before using this application to repair various components Windows corrupt / defects, make sure that you have identified the causes of the problems and that you have already cleaned the computer of viruses that have resuscitated it.
