System Files Integrity Check 0X490 Install A Program

The computer to which you linked appears to be the same as mine.

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I dont have any System Restore points from before the incident, only ones from after.

System Files Integrity Check 0X490 Install A Program

Ill try to list out the events by time to keep it simple: Day 1, probably 5-8 days ago: I was trying to install a program when, mid-way through, I canceled it.

I thought everything was fine and kept doing my current activity (browsing with Firefox).

Morning of Day 2: I turn the computer on and leave for around 20 minutes, when I come back, its still trying to start up.

I hold down the power button until it shuts off, then turn it back on and enter Startup Repair.

I leave for the day Afternoon of Day 2: I come home and see that Startup Repair found a couple errors (I didnt write down anything, however).

It attempts to repair them, but doesnt fix all of them, however.

It finishes and I shut down the computer and then turn it on.

No problems. Day 4: I turn the computer on, but this time, after about 20 minutes of trying to start up, it successfully starts up like normal.

I try to look around the computer and see if anything I recently installed might have triggered the problem and uninstall a couple things and restart the computer.

Day 5-6: I still continue to use my computer and just try to ignore the occasional failed startup, but on one of the failed startups, I looked at the error report log.

Repair Action: System files integrity check and repair Result: Failed.

What is your warranty Have you contacted HP You might need to purchase a set of recovery DVDs from HP.

You probably have figured this out, but NEVER cancel the installation of a program after the installation has started.

I do NOT know why the cancel button is present after the setup installation process has started.

Which program Try to find a removal clean up tool for said program, from said programs company vendor.

Admin tools event viewer windows logs Applications Look for errors.

ERRORNOTFOUND 1168 (0x490) Element not found.

VS.85).aspx It means there is not much documentation about the problem Windows encountered.

Boot to the advanced options menu, by tapping the F8 key once a second during the startup process.

Wow, your instructions really uncovered some new information.

While browsing through the error logs, I found that the program was called MacroMaker.