D
Dennis Edward
I did a support call for an XP Pro PC today, where the shdocvw.dll file was
corrupt. The symptom was constant rebooting, with a brief BSOD each time. I
eventually had to do a repair install using the original XP install disk,
which worked and kept all the user's applications intact, but which will
require all windows updates to be reapplied.
My question is this: was there a better way to recover this? Should I have
tried to get the DLL from another XP system and copy it on? Is there a
strategy using recovery console to extract just this file? Any other
thoughts?
corrupt. The symptom was constant rebooting, with a brief BSOD each time. I
eventually had to do a repair install using the original XP install disk,
which worked and kept all the user's applications intact, but which will
require all windows updates to be reapplied.
My question is this: was there a better way to recover this? Should I have
tried to get the DLL from another XP system and copy it on? Is there a
strategy using recovery console to extract just this file? Any other
thoughts?