My computer wont start up after running malwarebytes

[kikstart2]

I just downloaded and ran malwarebytes. I had it do a complete scan of my computer. It found a trojan.dropper.exe file it quarantined the the trojan and I then deleted it. Since I deleted the trojan.dropper I cannot start my computer in normal mode. I can only boot up in safe mode. Please help! What can I do to make my computer start up normally. I get a blue screen when it starts up normally with nothing on it. Do I need to edit my registry files? If so, where exactly?

Thanks!

[noknojon]

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[armsys]

I just downloaded and ran malwarebytes. I had it do a complete scan of my computer. It found a trojan.dropper.exe file it quarantined the the trojan and I then deleted it. Since I deleted the trojan.dropper I cannot start my computer in normal mode. I can only boot up in safe mode. Please help! What can I do to make my computer start up normally. I get a blue screen when it starts up normally with nothing on it. Do I need to edit my registry files? If so, where exactly?

Try:

1. Press WIN+R

2. Type "cmd"

3. In the Command window, type "sfc /scannow"

Please tell us your result.