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Guest
sfc is a great idea, but how about the millions of us who are now stuck
without a Windows CD because the manufacturer puts Windows recovery in a
non-accessible partition on our hard drive?? When the popup occurs, asking
for the CD what do I do? I tried to run sfc yesterday and it quit before
completion because it wants this non-existant disk. I had to cancl
everything.
Even more confusing, on my HP desktop, I run Windows XP Home--sfc asksed for
a CD with Windows XP Pro on it?
Help would be greatly appreciated. I need to run sfc because I'm pretty
certain that there is a .dll file screwed up, caused by an install/uninstall
of a poorly written program.
without a Windows CD because the manufacturer puts Windows recovery in a
non-accessible partition on our hard drive?? When the popup occurs, asking
for the CD what do I do? I tried to run sfc yesterday and it quit before
completion because it wants this non-existant disk. I had to cancl
everything.
Even more confusing, on my HP desktop, I run Windows XP Home--sfc asksed for
a CD with Windows XP Pro on it?
Help would be greatly appreciated. I need to run sfc because I'm pretty
certain that there is a .dll file screwed up, caused by an install/uninstall
of a poorly written program.