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hi guys,

yesterday i m downloading a songs..by using bitcomet..and when it completed downloading...some error occurs ..and my PC restarted automatically..after it started it shows sum regs errors..that they are corrupted..& need to restart..i dont know wat i do in this..u guys got any idea..!!

Thanks in advance for any advice. :)

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Symptoms like an automatic restart during a BitTorrent/BitComet download followed by repeated “registry corrupted” messages point to two common causes: filesystem/Windows component corruption, or malware that damaged system files. described exactly that scenario; as suggested, scanning for infection belongs near the top of the checklist — but the repair steps below give a safer, more reliable order than running a third‑party registry cleaner.

Safe, prioritized troubleshooting (recommended order)

  1. Boot to Safe Mode (F8 on Vista/7) to keep most third‑party drivers and services from loading.
  2. Run an offline/full anti‑malware scan (for example, a current build of Malwarebytes and/or Microsoft Defender Offline) to remove anything active before attempting repairs.
  3. Check the disk and Windows system files; corrupted files often cause registry errors even when malware was the original trigger.

Quick repair commands to run from an elevated Command Prompt
Run these from an Administrator command prompt (or schedule chkdsk on next boot):

sfc /scannow
chkdsk C: /f /r

If sfc reports problems it cannot fix, run it again from the Windows Recovery Environment or consult the System File Checker documentation for offline repair options. For reference see and chkdsk.

Additional notes and cautions
Avoid commercial “registry cleaners” (they often do more harm than good). If corruption persists after malware removal and SFC/chkdsk, use System Restore to roll back to a healthy point or perform a Windows repair/repair install. Prioritize backing up personal files first; if the machine is unstable, copy important data to external media before deeper repair attempts. Event Viewer (System/Application logs) can help pin down the failing component if further troubleshooting is needed. For offline malware scanning, see Malwarebytes and Microsoft Defender Offline documentation.

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dude,

I thinks there may be spyware in ur PC as by downloading songs from internet..& may be its also affecting registries badly..u should scan for spywares & malwares & then scan for damaged registries..there is this one application named Advanced System Optimizer..its tool System Protector helps u in scanning & deleting spyware & Registry Cleaner & Optimizer for cleaning distorted regs.. i m also using it for regular maintenance for my PC..!! It also contains some other useful cleaners & optimizers that can fix ur PC & increase its performance..!! dis is da best system tuneup tool i used so far..!!

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Member Avatar for Cody Jonathon

dude,

I thinks there may be spyware in ur PC as it comes downloading songs from internet..& may be its also affecting registries badly..u should scan for spywares & malwares & then scan for damaged registries..there is this one application named Advanced System Optimizer..its tool System Protector helps u in scanning & deleting spyware & Registry Cleaner & Optimizer for cleaning distorted regs.. i m also using it for regular maintenance for my PC..!! It also contains some other useful cleaners & optimizers that can fix ur PC & increase its performance..!! dis is da best system tuneup tool i used so far..!!

click here

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