Yokemate of Keyboards
Posts: 2162 from 2003/2/24
From: po-RNO
I would check the sys:.recycled dir for recently deleted/overwritten files and think if there's some important system file (libraries, devices, startup scripts, prefs files, etc) replaced with non-working one. Compare them to currently installed files etc. And also I would check the dates of system dirs/files to see where has been some changes and make the conclusions.
When you find suspicious change, try to revert it for example by copying earlier version of it from the .recycled dir. Don't delete the installed file either.. rename it to something else while testing and if it wasn't that, rename it back :) Repeat the procedure until you find the broken one :)