Recently, we had a customer who complained about « Windows Menu Control Does Not Work Ie8 » error message that displays on Windows 7 after updating. At the time, we told him to let Windows Update do the update for him. After some research, he discovered that his PC needs to be updated manually because Windows does not offer it to upgrade from the user interface. The update has not yet been released and this problem is still unsolved. With this, we do not recommend customers with this problem. If you are having similar problems, read the following:
When Windows Vista or Windows XP is upgraded, the NTDLL.DLL file becomes corrupted and cannot be repaired by Windows Update. To avoid upgrading, make sure that the registry is cleared. It is not difficult to clean your computer registry because the steps are very simple. You need to open the Start Menu and type « regedit » and hit Enter. Then, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > . On the right side of the screen, look for your system service named and delete it if there is a service. This method is only recommended for the users who use XP.
We suggest you do the same for Windows Vista and Windows 7 because it is an entirely different operating system. Another reason for cleaning the registry is to avoid errors that have the potential to corrupt files, folders, and even whole files. The reason for updating the Windows Vista or Windows XP is that, Windows Update is a program designed to fix computer issues but they were never programmed to update computers and fix the registry. If you are still using Vista or XP, you will have to manually check and repair the registry. After doing this, all Windows Update errors and Windows Menu Control Die can be fixed.
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