I accidentally deleted the servicepack folder along with
the servicepack uninstall folder for service pack 1. Is
there anyway I can fix this problem without having to
reinstall? Would I be able to copy the folder from a
different computer?

Thanks

I've BTDT. Copied from another PC. Result after
uninstalling the SP was a BSOD. Then I tried same make
and model. It worked, but it was ugly and the result was
not very satisfying. If you have two computers with the
exact same hardware, you can give it a try. Be ready to
do a repair install after uninstalling, though. Not all
SP uninstall folders are the same.

>-----Original Message-----
>I accidentally deleted the servicepack folder along with
>the servicepack uninstall folder for service pack 1. Is
>there anyway I can fix this problem without having to
>reinstall? Would I be able to copy the folder from a
>different computer?
>
>Thanks
>.
>

I'm not trying to uninstall it though. I just want to
copy over the servicepack files folder, not the uninstall
one. I guess I'll just try it out and see what happens.

Thanks
Mike

>-----Original Message-----
>I've BTDT. Copied from another PC. Result after
>uninstalling the SP was a BSOD. Then I tried same make
>and model. It worked, but it was ugly and the result was
>not very satisfying. If you have two computers with the
>exact same hardware, you can give it a try. Be ready to
>do a repair install after uninstalling, though. Not all
>SP uninstall folders are the same.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I accidentally deleted the servicepack folder along with
>>the servicepack uninstall folder for service pack 1. Is
>>there anyway I can fix this problem without having to
>>reinstall? Would I be able to copy the folder from a
>>different computer?
>>
>>Thanks
>>.
>>
>.
>