Re: %systemroot%\system32
- From: Gary Smith <bitbucket@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:06:13 -0700
You can't use variables such as %systemroot% in searching, but you can use
them in the address bar in Windows explorer. Type %systemroot%\system
there, press Enter, and the folder will open. You'll also see its actual
name in the address bar.
"System" and "System32" are two different folders with two different
functions. The contents of %systemroot%\system tend to be compatibility
components. There's nothing related to the registry there, so I don't
know why you'd need to find that folder in order to repair your registry.
carlos_2006 <carlos_stone@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Trying to locate %systemroot%\system on Windows 2000 Pro.When i use
search the answer is %systemroot%\system is nopt a valid folder.I can
find C:\WINNT\System32 but don't know if this is is the same folder.I'm
trying to find it to repair my registry.Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
--
Gary L. Smith
Columbus, Ohio
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