I've considered that, but some of my source disks for various applications
are gone after an office remodel, and even so, installing, getting
replacement keys, installing all the updates etc is such a really major time
investment, I guess I'll wait and see if the system behaves ok.
"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:
> Format & clean install now.
>
> H Kornylak wrote:
> > Everything was fine until I could no longer access my hard drive. I had
> > to
> > rewrite the boot record and boot sector, and even then XP would not load
> > due
> > to lots of missed files, so I did the repair installation. I don't know
> > the
> > original cause but I have had up to date McAfee running at all times.
> >
> > "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:
> >
> >> Why did you do a Repair Install to begin with? (It will NOT fix any
> >> hijackware problems.)
> >>
> >> H Kornylak wrote:
> >>> I have XP SP2. It was correctly adjusting DST. I had to repair by
> >>> reinstalling, without overwriting my program and data files. I then let
> >>> update re- install all the updates. But DST was still the old version.
> >>> I
> >>> downloaded KB951072. Although there is no record of it, or the earlier
> >>> DST
> >>> fix being previously applied, when I run it it says it already has been
> >>> installed and refuses. I finally have used the TXedit to fix it, but
> >>> wondering why the update refused to install?
>
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