Re: file missing or corrupt
- From: "Doug Knox - [MS-MVP]" <dknoxNO@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 05:14:16 -0500
You're welcome, and good luck!
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"kaptkosmo" <kaptkosmo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:F4A0CB21-AA6D-4C6D-A609-9C802DE05E58@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
thank you doug for your response. i wont be able to try it out for a week
since i found out im wroking this weekend also and im all the way across the
state from home but i will give it a sho twhen i get home and let you know if
it works. sounds promising adn at least i can actualy understand what you
said to do lol. thank you again .
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"Doug Knox - [MS-MVP]" wrote:
Once you're in Recovery Console, you need to use the EXPAND command to
expand the required files from the CD media. If your computer came with XP
pre-installed, you will probably find and I386 folder on the hard disk as
well. This folder contains the majority (but not all) of what is on the XP
CD.
You may also find this file, already expanded in:
C:\Windows\Driver Cache\i386
C:\Windows\$hf_mig$\KB890859\SP2QFE
C:\Windows\Driver Cache\i386\sp2.cab (you'd need another tool to access
this one.
The one in the SP2QFE folder is dated 3/1/2005, if it exists on your system,
and should be the same as the one in Driver Cache\i386 (assuming KB890859)
is installed. If this file exists in the Driver Cache\i386 folder, you
should just be able to use the COPY command to copy it to the
Windows\System32 folder.
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"kaptkosmo" <kaptkosmo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:D70CD5AB-07D8-44F2-9B74-C03F40F93B25@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> thank you for taking the time to respond mr scales but lets just say in > a
> hypothetical manner that maybe the hard drive isnt messed up and a guiy
> wanted to take out the time to try to repair it using the technology
> microsoft allegedly provides through their repair section, how would > one
> go
> about actually replacing or reinstalling a file that is corrupt or > missing
> when his computer will not boot up and the only screen he can actually
> access
> is the repair screen from the alternate menu. asssuming also that he > is
> teachable and willing to take the time to do that, im sure there must > be
> some
> way to replace those files or microsoft wouldnt bother telling you they
> are
> corrupt or missing and then instruct you to reinstall or replace them. > so
> if
> someone could please indulge my masochistic urge to punish myself by
> spending the few hours i have on a weekend trying to fix a puter i > would
> appreciate it if they could instruct me on the proper procedure for
> tackling
> this type of problem, and again mr scales thank you for you r post ,
> however
> it happens rarely apporximately every 6 - 8 months and is more likely > due
> to
> the fact my daughter accessed the puter and probably did something > wrong
> then
> the hard drive being messed up as it is less than two years old.
> -- > kaptkosmo
>
>
> "Tom Scales" wrote:
>
>> Sounds like your hard disk has been failing for a long time.
>> Reinstalling
>> didn't fix it. Move the hard drive to another machine as the slave
>> and
>> copy off what you can. In the future, always back up important files!
>>
>>
>> "kaptkosmo" <kaptkosmo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:6E1A7C05-F7C5-4D12-B5AA-15E8BBC03190@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > my wifes computer has refused to boot several times in the past due >> > to
>> > this
>> > message followed by various file names, the latest of which is the
>> > ntoskrnl.dll. my past cure was to use the 6 installation disks and >> > just
>> > reformat and reinstall but she has a few things on there that she >> > spent
>> > a
>> > long time developing and would/could not burn onto disk and doesnt
>> > really
>> > want to lose them or try to redo them. i have tried the repair
>> > technique
>> > adn
>> > also have tried just reinstalling the file they ask for but have >> > never
>> > beeen
>> > able to get the root drive to come up in the dos mode from repair >> > mode.
>> > can
>> > someone please explain the technique need to use the repair mode to
>> > reinstall an alledged corrupt or missing file from the boot menu? >> > thank
>> > you
>> > -- >> > kaptkosmo
>>
>>
>>
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