Windows 10: on 6-28-19 Microsoft changed my system. Trashed my filing system. I reboot then it's o.k. ???

on 6-28-19 Microsoft changed my system. (Windows 10, Chrome,thunderbird email). Trashed my file system - gone.

Said "can't sign in to MSN". But I don't want to. I told it to go away, right clicked and turned off much newly-planted ****. Re-booted and my system was back. Then today, did same thing. I unhooked ethernet and it booted correctly. How do I get rid of MS invasion??

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System Volume Information

Code:

K:\>cacls "System Volume Information" /t /g everyone:f

Are you sure (Y/N)?y

processed dir: K:\System Volume Information

processed file: K:\System Volume Information\IndexerVolumeGuid

processed file: K:\System Volume Information\WPSettings.dat

K:\>dir  /s  /a  /p

 Volume in drive K is MoviesP

 Volume Serial Number is FE5A-E574

 Directory of K:\

19-04-29  15:25    <DIR>          System Volume Information

               0 File(s)              0 bytes

 Directory of K:\System Volume Information

19-04-29  15:25    <DIR>          .

19-04-29  15:25    <DIR>          ..

19-04-29  15:11                76 IndexerVolumeGuid

19-04-29  15:11                12 WPSettings.dat

               2 File(s)             88 bytes

     Total Files Listed:

               2 File(s)             88 bytes

               3 Dir(s)  4,000,439,881,728 bytes free
That leaves 310,615,976 bytes unaccounted.

Knowledge is always worth the time and effort.

 

Continual System Reboot

There is a possibility that this issue might have occurred due to corrupt system files in the system.

So to diagnose whether there are no corruptions, we suggest you to try the following methods and check if it helps.

Method 1: Run inbuilt system maintenance troubleshooter and check if it works.
Please follow the steps given below.

• 
  Type Troubleshooting in search bar and click
  Troubleshooting.
  
• 
  Now click on view all option.
  
• 
  Click on System maintenance and follow the prompts to run the troubleshooter.
  

Method 2: We suggest you to perform clean boot and check if any third party apps are causing the issue.
Placing the computer in a clean boot state can reduce software conflicts and help identify the root cause of the issue.

Please refer to the article below for steps to perform a clean boot.

How to perform a clean boot in Windows

Once you are done with the troubleshooting, perform the steps in "How to reset the computer to start as usual after troubleshooting with clean boot "to reset computer as usual.

Let us know the result.

 

Modifying system files


Hi, don't expect anything like the degree of flexibility in configuring Win 10 as you had in '7.

Please bear in mind that
a. updates may replace those system files
b. there's a major upgrade every 6 months or so when all system files are replaced.
c. and of course you need to consider the effects of repair actions such as SFC /SCANNOW, System Restore and an in-place upgrade repair install.

You may wish to find a way of scripting these modifications if you wish to retain them, so as to readily reapply them. At least, document the steps exactly so you can readily reproduce them.

I would suggest you consider making just the absolute minimum of changes you consider necessary.