Understanding error messages

That is probably the worst move you could have made, over 2000 registry entries found that required attention - RUBBISH
If you do not regret it I will be amazed..
See my post on registry cleaners. here.
http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic155894.html

My URGENT advice is to reatore to a point just before you installed this rubbish.

It is your computer and the decision is yours.

I'll trust you. Good thing I made a backup first.

Moving on, did you have any comments on the screenshots in post 19, or is that nothing to worry about?

I'm also wondering, is it possible that WindowBlinds or DisplayFusion can have anything to do with this?

Uniblue Registry Booster - comment from a trusted tech on another site I work on.
He ran the programme on a test machine on which had just ben installed Microsoft Office 2007. THat was the ONLY installation, other than the Windows. It found 1747 errors.
"You can run a scan with Uniblue Registry Booster on a pristine clean computer and it'll display several hundred "errors". That's to intimidate and entice you to buy it. And the end result of using it will be broken programs and a damaged operating system."

Stay completely away from cleaner/booster/optimizer/tuneup type programs, no matter what they claim they can do.

The first three are MIcrosoft Installer service related.
The next two are Nvidia and the last is related to the DVD/CD drive system.


I do not think we are going anywhere until you have eliminated RAM, System files checker, etc.
The sharing of resources does not raise any alarms to me.

Run this please and post the reuslts as a text file. attachment. DELETE any personal information. You never know who is watching the thread.
http://www.pxserver.com/WinAudit.htm

It seems the file was too big. Can I delete anything from it?

You can post 200kb as a zip file.
Save it as a text file and zip it.

Why didn't I think of that? Here you go.

Received.
I will not be able to reply tonight, but I will come back to you.

I had a quick look but it will take hours.
You STILL have uniblue registry booster and drive cleaner - PLEASE uninstall them, If you will not accept my advice there is no point in continuing.
Do not be offended by that.
I have only recently joined here.
Have a look if you wish to at some of my posts on Tech Support Guy and GeekstoGo.

A quick look tells me that
Drive E


Item Value
Letter E
Drive Type Fixed Drive
Percent Used 96%
Used Space 74.3GB
Free Space 2.43GB
Total Space 76.7GB
Volume Name Spel
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number 5491-760D
Sectors Per Cluster 8
Bytes Per Sector 512
Free Clusters 637777
Total Clusters 20104174

If this is a working drive accessed when the system is running, rather than just a backup etc there is INSUFFICIENT free space for the drive to do anything efficiently. TEN (10%) per cent is the usually accepted minimum. Some experts recommend 15 to 20%. Obviously it varies with the original capacity but what you have is NOT enough.

Drive C


Item Value
Letter C
Drive Type Fixed Drive
Percent Used 89%
Used Space 68.9GB
Free Space 7.81GB
Total Space 76.7GB
Volume Name
File System NTFS
Volume Serial Number 24DB-1EC2
Sectors Per Cluster 8
Bytes Per Sector 512
Free Clusters 2048009
Total Clusters 20103331

You are right on the limit of free space.

Unless I am mistaken, which I do not think I am, you have the wrong driver for your graphics card.
You are running 32 bit XP and here is the link to the site. I do not know if it will stay on the page but simply check on Desktop graphics, HD4000 series, xp 32 bit and you should be here. I cannot find your driver listed for that specification, although I have found it offered on some other sites.
http://sites.amd.com/us/game/downloads/Pages/radeon_xp-32.aspx

I uninstalled both programs, perhaps after running the Audit program.

As for drive E, I barely use it. I only have some old games installed on it, but those I play work perfectly fine.

And no, that is the driver I have installed. I think. Well, I can't do anything at the moment, and not this week (I move between two homes every monday).

Anyway, I'm thinking about getting Windows 7 64 bit, in order to get all the performance possible from my 6 GBs of RAM. When I do that, I'll install it on the larger 260 GB drive, use the two 80 GB drives for backup and documents, and install programs on the huge TB drive.

IN that case I will consider the matter closed.
Do not forget to run the Windows7 compatability test first, available free on the Microsoft site.

Next time you ask for help, try just saying thank you a couple of times.
This site provides help free and an expression of appreciation goes a long way.

I did say thank you in my first reply, turnet out it was just stuck in a mod check.

And I do appreciate your help a lot, I didn't even think people knew anyting about these kinds of problems.

Again, thanks!

OK no problem.
Pleased you sorted it.
I still think you have the wrong driver for the graphics
This is from your audit log and the one on the site link I sent you is NOT this

ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series


Item Value
Device Type Bildskärmskort
Device Name
Description ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series
Manufacturer ATI Technologies Inc.
Location PCI-buss 4, enhet 0, funktion 0
Driver Provider ATI Technologies Inc.
Driver Version 8.780.0.0
Driver Date 9-10-2010
Status Code 0
Status Message OK
Class GUID {4D36E968-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE 10318}
Device ID PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_9460&SUBSYS_E11 5174B&REV_00\4&276E9505&0&0010

Also having looked at most of your log
You appear to have PC Tools and Kapersky anti-virus.
You also have PC Tools Internet Firewall and Windows (but Windows is disabled) on this log, never run two anti-viirus or two firewalls together.

Additionally and you would benefit in the performance generally, your services need altering by way of automatic, manual and disabled mode.

If you are interested I can send you a link to research each service.
For instance you have remote desktop running. Unless you use Remote Desktop Help it is pointless.

I advise you run this, you have many unnecessary startup items. The program is perfectly safe.
It is from one of the most respected malware scans in the country (UK) and elswhere and this is just one of their other utiltiies.
http://www.malwarebytes.org/startuplite.php

Kaspersky should be uninstalled. Strange. Anyway, it's not activated.

Wait...what? I have only used remote desktop once, and that was probably over a year ago!

And yes, I would like those links, thank you.

Please do check that driver from my earlier link.
Run startup lite and here are two links to services.
You access this by typing "services.msc" on the Run at StartUp
http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm

http://www.theeldergeek.com/services_guide.htm