After loading a new application and the computer has restarted, a Windows 7 computer displays a message that USERINIT.EXE failed to load. A system restore works, but when the legitimate application is installed again, the same problem occurs. What is the problem, and what is a good solution for fixing this issue?
A) The application installation disc is corrupt. Contact the application manufacturer for a replacement disc.
B) The application is not a Windows -based application.
C) The USERINIT.EXE file is corrupt or cannot be read. Disable security software and run the SFC /SCANNOW command.
D) The application is an old one. Use the Windows XP Compatibility virtual environment.

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The error message indicates that there is an issue with the USERINIT.EXE file, which is a crucial Windows system file. Disabling security software and running the SFC /SCANNOW command can help repair any corrupted system files. It is also possible that the application installation process is causing the corruption of the file, so it may be necessary to contact the application manufacturer for support. Options A and D are not relevant to the issue at hand, and option B does not provide a solution.

After Loading a New Application and the Computer Has Restarted