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I am on Win7. 64 Bit.

And I Run the Command Pront with Admin Rights.

I want to have the Admin Account Show up on my Log On Screen so I can go into it and Scan my Hard Drive for Errors.

I do it from in the Admin Account because if I do not the Readout of the System Scan will not show up in the List for me to Read.

So I use this Command
net user administrator /active:yes

But it says the Syntax for this is.
Then it gives me a long List of words.

I did this all the time do I have a space or something where I should not?

Thanks.

 

Our own Eldon@ made two such tools
One was for sfc /scannow, that posted results in notepad form on the desktop
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/sfc_utility.html
The other was for CHKDSK - which would also do the same.
I will try to find it and come back
Look here
https://forums.majorgeeks.com/threads/chkdsk-batch-file.318709/

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CHKDSKEW.bat isthe link

 

Thanks for the help I did get my Command Prompt wworking and I have my Admin Account Working as well.

I did Run CHKDSK /f/r
It did do some Cleaning.
And I wanted you to Look at it to see what you think?

If I am on my Limited Account and Switch over to my Account that just I use I get the Blue Screen Of Death.
Then the System Reboots and all is ok.

So I did a CHKDSK /f/r
And Attached the TXT Readout for you to look at.

I did not see anything in the Readout but maybe I Missed something.

 

Error 1016
From my understanding, this error repeats itself, and sort of overloads the events
It is described and a method to clear it is described here
https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca...-10016-is-logged-in-windows-10-windows-server
It could also help if you ran the sfc /scannow of Eldons- may pickup something,and give you notepad file on the desktop.
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/sfc_utility.html

 

Ok I will do this as soon as I can.

But what did you mean Error 1016 Repeats over and over?

Is this a Bad Drive or a Bad File System?

 

Neither, it is one of those permissions things that Windows has . It is explained at the first link, and apparently can be left as is, but if you wish to do something about it, and feel competent, then it gives you a method on that link.
Personally, I would ignore it, as it only shows up once.

 

Ok I did the Scan with the Tool you gave me.

Every Line says Verify 100% and then it says Repair.

I Attached the File.

 

It was just to enable a notepad report, and it all appears ok-
I checked the command on mine, to be sure- it was correct-Have you tried it since running scans ?

 

So that File you gave me to Run was not a Disk Scan?
Because every Line says Repair.

 

sfc = system file checker, -I see that they were all 100% verified, so I would say -no problem with system files, same as my own, using same tool (tested in Windows 7 Ultimate)
You ran CHKDSK, and it did some repairs, you say- https://forums.majorgeeks.com/attachments/scan-txt.235495/
So, I can only recommend running a tool for your hard drive,
https://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/sortname/hard_disk_drive_(hdd)_tools.html
Personally, I would use the hard drive manufacturers tool,but that is up to you

 

Well like you say every Line Says 100% verified so it is good.

But Right under it it says Repair.

Does this not mean it Repaired something?

I did send you the Report last time.

 

So Off and On when I Switch Users and I go from my ADMIN Account to my Limited Account I get the Blue Screen Of Death.

And the PC Restarts.

But you Read the Reports I Posted they come up good.

I do know how to just do a None Format Re Install.

So it just Lays Down New System Files.
Or do you think this is going to Far?

 

As I said, I checked the command, and it worked as it should
net user administrator /active:yes
-AS ADMINISTRATOR in my normal account (as you, i am admin in that system)
If you want to try re-install without formatting,then apart from
System Restore (f8 on startup)
Repair
You can use your dvd to install, but when installing------CHOOSE UPGRADE.
If doing so I would save any important data,just in case-although I have never had problems with this method.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...y/f951e8ac-7780-432b-991a-93de8050625d?auth=1

 

I am so sorry the net user admin command does work for me.
I must have bean typing it wrong.

But as far as the Scans I did with CHKDSK and your Program all came up good so why do I get the Blue Screen Of Death?
And it is only if I Switch User Accounts.

So this is what I do not get?

 

This thread may be useful-about the blue screen
https://social.technet.microsoft.co...00c2-gt-switch-user-only?forum=w7itprogeneral
Otherwise, I would check all drivers are updated.
I am not the best at dump files, so that may be better as a new post,to get more help.
I would ,also,check in event viewer and see what shows in both accounts, as I usually find most answers there.

(you probably know this, but, just in case)
Click start button, right click computer, click on event viewer - or,follow instructions here >
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/226084-event-viewer-open-use-windows-7-a.html

 

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http://www.osronline.com/page.cfm^name=Analyze.htm

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