Windows 8 Laptop Error After Uninstall Aplication

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Hello guys, I have a Windows 8.1 laptop and yesterday uninstall corel but then my laptop becomes error after that, like keyboard sometimes does not work, right click sometimes also does not work, and move file with drag file also can not .. Maybe you have solution to this problem
 
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You could try running these scans and see if they help but if it doesn't your options are getting limited and a reset may be the only way to go:


File scans
Right click on the Start menu icon and from the revealed list choose 'admin command prompt'. Type:
sfc /scannow
press enter and await results

In the same command prompt and after the above scan has finished type:
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
Press enter and await results (longer this time).

If the first scan found files it could not repair but the second scan is successful, run the first scan again using the same command prompt box and this time it should repair the files found.
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Actually, I have to find a way to tackle this problem but sometimes these problems arise back and it makes me so fed up, I want is everything serves normal as before
 
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Well once your back up and running you should keep a back up of the system. Acronis is a good app for backing up and you can try it for free.

Have you definitely checked for restore points?
 
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Hmm.. the only trouble is, if you make a back up now it may well copy the issue you have as well. Your better off creating a back up when the system is running good.
 
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the point is: Remove all apps and programs that didn't come with this PC, Change the settings back to their defaults, Reinstall Windows without removing your personal files right? I agree with you, so now I will try it, later I will contact again okay?
 
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hey bro I have a problem when I try to refresh my laptop which happens is as in the picture,
and after I search for a solution on google it turns out to download the Windows 8.1 iso and therefore requires a quota of quite big so I decided to re-install just my laptop, and when I want to re-install the other problems came ohhhhhh
 
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look bro,

right before the picture above, my laptop suddenly restart again and don't want to go like the picture above, what else is going on with my laptop bro
 
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So you must have upgraded from windows 8 to windows 10 yes?

If so all you need to do is install windows 8 for now, then download the latest windows 10 iso. You can use the media creation tool to create either an iso (to burn to disk) or a usb install.
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Once you have created your windows 10 install media on either disk or usb boot into the bios and change the boot order so that whatever you have windows 10 on (either disk or usb) is first in the boot order.

When your installing windows 10 and you get to the section about adding an activation key simply click 'I don't have one' and windows will activate automatically once your online.
This is because your windows 10 licence is stored online
 
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no bro, I'll keep using Windows 8.1 because I never wear win 10 and it makes my laptop slow then I revert to Windows 8.1 again..

actually I want to do what you describe above but not for Windows 10 but in Windows 8.1 because it is a way to fix failed to reset the pc. but because the file is too big to download so I decided to re-install all..

look bro this is the process of re-install I use the flashdisk, maybe I am wrong or my laptop is really messed up..

first I made bootable from a usb drive. then restart and do the bios settings. then restart again and when want to enter in the language selection my laptop back to restart again as I explained above, I don't know where is the problem, sorry if the image is opaque
 

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I think you might be better leaving changing the language until you have Windows installed. This is because you may need to download a language pack which I doubt it will do at this stage of the set up.
 
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[/QUOTE]How can I leave this bro if laptop back reboot when it arrived at the language choice And it means I can not install Windows, owh maybe you have a social media so I could shows the video?
 
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Have you tried using a different USB port?

Also on Rufus where it says MBR partition scheme, change that so it say's GPT partition scheme or similar
 
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Your hard drive may well be protected from other installs because it contains your system files.

I'll do some checking and post back
 
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