HolmanGT
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Re: [Vista] Corrupt INFCACHE.1
howie,
Thanks for ruining my day. I know that some people do not experience this problem at all, those that do can not fix it for Love or Money and it actually renders Vista to the level of some stone age OS (if they had such a think back then).
Yes it is a common problem, I don't have any number to indicate the percentage of people that experience it but if you Goggle for it you will find more reading material than you really wanted to find, and oh by the way NO CURES for it.
I will say this I have had the problem from day one of my Vista Ultimate install. And before I realized that it was some kind of bug whether it is Vista or a combination of Vista and some other software that I use and yes I guess it could even be related to my hardware I seriously considered going back to XP. |
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howie
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1 edit | said by HolmanGT  :Yes it is a common problem, I don't have any number to indicate the percentage of people that experience it but if you Google for it you will find more reading material than you really wanted to find, and oh by the way NO CURES for it. You're right, there are a ton of hits on Google referring to this. I hope there's a fix available soon for those experiencing this annoying issue. I'd be tempted to dump Vista too if this was happening to me. 
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HolmanGT
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| Howie,
I never finished my statement above "Thanks for ruining my day".
Every time I hear that for some the problem does not exist, I get so damn jealous I can't stand it.
If it wasn't for this one problem (which is pretty major in my opinion) I would really enjoy Vista.
But every time I attempt to install a thumb drive or and external USB and it goes "Duh", well it is frustrating to say the least.
But at least you and others are now becoming aware of the problem and its scope which doesn't fix anything but at least now myself and others can post about it with out others going well you must be doing something wrong.
Regards, Mr. Howie
PS - another system of the quirk is that you can plug in some external device and if you get it working there is no guarantee it will work the next time you turn the machine on - "Insult to Injury" |
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Rinzy20
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»forums.logitech.com/logitech/boa···.id=3755
visit, it might work, idk i havent tried. i have same problem |
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HolmanGT
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1 edit | Rinzy20,
I have just completed it and tested a couple of things like a WD USB External HD, a couple of different thumb drives and so far it has not missed a lick.
If this holds true and firm I am going to be a very very happy camper.
Rinzy20 - I truly appreciate you posting this link. I would never have gone to Logitech looking for a fix to this problem in a million years. Actually I had given up on ever finding a fix. |
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HolmanGT
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Rinzy20,
The how-to that LanX posted over at Logitech is the hard way all though even if it was the only way to do it, it sure would be worth the effort.
However all the booting from the install disk so that you can gain access and delete the corrupted files can be done with this utility from Vista.net called "OWN". It adds a right click option that allows you to immediately take ownership of any file and then delete it. It is really hand to have for other files access denied problems also.
And it makes a two minute job out of deleting the files that LanX list in his how-to instruction. Just install OWN then go into the inf directory take ownership of each file one at a time and delete it. I know you can take ownership other way, but not this easy. It make taking ownership of a file a simple right click and your done.
PS Vista.net is a cool site in general, not a ton of stuff but what is there is powerful.
link to the program "Own":
»www.securevista.net/2007/05/vist···ies.html
Link to the how-to fix this problem:
»forums.logitech.com/logitech/boa···.id=3755
To all those that have been living with this Vista problem for awhile this is as good a solution to the problem as Alka-seltzer to an up set stomach. 
Rinzy20 I stole the link you posted and added it to my post for a one stop shopping scenario. Hope you don't mind. |
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HolmanGT
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Rinzy20,
Yoo-Hoo where are you...
You have to try this, and if you use the own program I posted a link to you can just go straight into the inf directory and delete the file that LanX mention it will only take a couple of minute, and it is my belief you will then be able to experience Vista working normally as the "Proud and the Few" have. |
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