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Guest
Would like to perform a SFC/scannow on my computer -- having problems with
that command looking for a DLL Cache.
My system:
Windows XP Professional (5.01.2600 Service Pack 2)
When I type sfc/scannow I get the following notice:
Files that are required for Windows to run properly must be copied to the DLL
Cache. (Doesn't say where this Cache is supposed to be located.)
Insert your Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD now.
Since SP2 is included in my XP Professional install disk, I do not have a
seperate
SP2 disk to insert in the drive.
There is a file called dll cache:
DLLCache in C:\WINDOWS\LastGood\system32
An SP2 Cabinet file is in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
Would it be workable if I copied the i386 to the DLL Cache - LastGood, or -
copy
the contents of i386 to a disk?
Or, do I need to order a SP2 disk from microsoft?
Can't understand why after taking in billions of dollars, the program
writers can't
get a simple thing like a file scan check done without jumping through hoops!
that command looking for a DLL Cache.
My system:
Windows XP Professional (5.01.2600 Service Pack 2)
When I type sfc/scannow I get the following notice:
Files that are required for Windows to run properly must be copied to the DLL
Cache. (Doesn't say where this Cache is supposed to be located.)
Insert your Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 CD now.
Since SP2 is included in my XP Professional install disk, I do not have a
seperate
SP2 disk to insert in the drive.
There is a file called dll cache:
DLLCache in C:\WINDOWS\LastGood\system32
An SP2 Cabinet file is in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
Would it be workable if I copied the i386 to the DLL Cache - LastGood, or -
copy
the contents of i386 to a disk?
Or, do I need to order a SP2 disk from microsoft?
Can't understand why after taking in billions of dollars, the program
writers can't
get a simple thing like a file scan check done without jumping through hoops!