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Up until a couple days ago the one Windows 10 computer could print to the Laserjet on the Windows 7 computer with no problem and has been doing so for at least two years. The Windows 7 computer has a shared HP Laserjet 4 printer and Two of the computers are Windows 10 (one being where all the shared files are stored) and one is a Windows 7 computer. And again, my intuition is that the problems I'm having are a result of updates not being installed correctly, so I' guessing the problem is with Windows services, not with third-party services.I have a small office with three computers in a workgroup configuration. There are a lot of services to toggle on and off, though, so it seems like that could take a lot longer to play with than I'm willing to spend if I don't have to.

I tried running a Clean Boot to disable non-Windows services.

It looks like the disk can only be used to reinstall Windows.

I tried putting a Windows installation disk in the computer, but it doesn't look like there are any options to use the disk to repair my installation.

I've asked a couple of friends to make recovery drives using their computers for me, but when I try to use them, Windows says that they won't work.

I can't use a Recovery Disk because I never made one.

I can't use System Restore because, unfortunately, I never made any restore points.

Is there a way I can fix this without reinstalling Windows? I suspect that something went wrong while installing updates, and either some system files are corrupted, or some system files have the wrong permissions set to them.

When I try to open Windows Explorer, I get an error that says:Īn attempt was made to reference a token that does not exist. Strangely, the Start button doesn't do anything, either. In addition, my desktop doesn't show a background and nothing appears on the desktop or in the tray at the bottom.

After installing the latest updates to Windows on my computer, I'm seeing this error immediately after I log in:Ĭ:\WINDOWS\system32\config\systemprofile\Desktop is not accessible. I have an HP Pavilion laptop running Windows 10.