Hello Vicster and welcome to Sysnative!
I have reviewed your CBS log and spotted the problem almost instantly as it's something we face quite a lot here. Unfortunately there is no fix it that could possibly fix this level of corruption, but I can fix it manually for you by editing the raw binary of the file. You have what's known as an embedded null in your registry. Here is what I saw in your CBS log:
COMPONENTS\DerivedData\VersionedIndex\6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255)\ComponentFamilies\\u00f8\6\u00c4mfkiosoft-windows-comctl32-v5.resources_
This name should be a lot longer than that so corruption has led to it being cut short. Fortunately, the data isn't gone, it simply can't be accessed.
Upload a file to Dropbox
Note: If you prefer, the same techniques can be applied to your Skydrive however these instructions may not necessarily work for Skydrive.
- If you haven't already created a Dropbox account, please do so Here
- Although this procedure can be done directly through the website, it is much easier to do so via the Windows client which can be downloaded from the Dropbox website:
https://www.dropbox.com/install
- After you have downloaded and installed that, you should now see Dropbox in your Favourites box in Windows Explorer. This is the folder that will be synchronised with the Dropbox servers, anything that you wish to back up online can be put in here, but today we will be using it to transfer files.
- To access your Dropbox folder, just click on the link in the top left hand corner of Windows Explorer (accessible from any location - Documents etc.). Alternatively, you can double click on the icon
found in your system tray (next to the time). If you are still having issues locating this folder, unless otherwise specified, it can be found under this location: C:\Users\{Your username}\Dropbox
- Copy all of the following files to the Public folder in your Dropbox:
- C:\Windows\system32\config\components
- Select all files by pressing Ctrl+A then right-click and select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder
- This will create a .zip
file in your Public folder.
- Right-click on this file and select Dropbox > Copy Public Link then Paste (Ctrl + V) this link into your next post for me please
Tom
