XP Quick Fix

When applications or tools of the Windows operating system have problems, users often have many ways to recover, instead of reinstalling, one of the solutions is to fix the error if we know it.XP Quick Fix is ​​a software that fixes the 25 most common Windows tools, quickly recovering damaged ones.

XP Quick Fix is ​​a 'portable' application, you can copy it to a USB drive and use it on any computer with Windows XP installed without having to install it.After downloading, you unzip the file in any folder, extract the file you see 2 files, which are:

- File LFX.exe (562kb), this is the main program to run for graphical user interface (GUI), 25 error correction tools.

- File QFC.exe (38kb), is a 5-bug fixing utility that is used most often by users.

Using XP Quick Fix is ​​very simple. For the graphical interface, simply run the LFX.exe file, then click the icon button of the application to be repaired. For example, the 'natural' CD / DVD drive icon is missing from the system, you just need to click the CD / DVD drive is missing or not recognized button to let the system restore its identification.

In case you cannot run the LFX.exe file in the graphical interface, you must use the QFC.EXE utility using the command line interface (CLI).

To start with the CLI interface, go to StartRun, type CMD and click OK . When the CLI interface appears, issue the command to move to the directory containing the QFC.EXE file (using the CD - Change Directory command), and run the QFC.EXE file. After running, you will see 5 tools and applications you can fix in this utility as follows:

QFC / t - quick enable the Task Manager.

QFC / r - quick enable the Registry Editor.

QFC / f - quick enable the Folder Options.

QFC / e - quick restore the Run Dialog.

QFC / p - quick restore My Computer Properties.

If you need to recover a tool, type the command to recover it. For example, if you want to recover a Task Manager application, type QFC / t and press Enter .

Some tools and applications only have a recovery result when you restart your computer.Peace of mind when fixing errors with XP Quick Fix, it absolutely does not damage the computer configuration.However, you need to know that this program does not have anti-virus or malware functions, but only restores Windows applications to their original state.Therefore, if a Windows tool or application becomes corrupted by a virus, there is also a risk of continued failure after recovery if the virus has not been removed.

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