Command prompt

[Wally]

Can anyone help me with this?

I posted before about losing the browseui.dll file

I can start in safe mode in command prompt and I have the file on a jump
drive (e

I dont know how to copy from e drive to C: \windows diirectory.

Can anyone send me the details on how to acomplish this in command prompt?


Here is my original post:

I just did a system restore and now when I start up I get a message saying
Browseui.dll is missing and i should re install.

I have followed the instructions I found in the knowledge base but I cant
access my CD drive with Command Prompt in safe mode to extract the file.

I have downloaded the dll file and I have it on a thumb drive. Is there a
way I can install from this drive or from a net work in Command Prompt.

Instructions or help would be appreciated

Thanks
Steve

 

[James Jones]

copy e:\browseui.dll C:\ Windows\





try that............


James Jones

 

[teebo]

I posted before about losing the browseui.dll file

I can start in safe mode in command prompt and I have the file on a jump
drive (e
I dont know how to copy from e drive to C: \windows diirectory.

if your file browseui.dll is in the root of drive E:
then you should enter the following at the command prompt

copy e:\browseui.dll c:\windows

and press enter.
but i'm not sure what a "jump" drive is..?

I just did a system restore and now when I start up I get a message
saying Browseui.dll is missing and i should re install.
I have followed the instructions I found in the knowledge base but I cant
access my CD drive with Command Prompt in safe mode to extract the file.
I have downloaded the dll file and I have it on a thumb drive. Is there a
way I can install from this drive or from a net work in Command Prompt.

if you of some reason can't access your cd or usb-memory when starting
in safe mode/command prompt or rescue mode, you could try copy the file
to a empty diskette first (with another computer) and then copy it from
the diskette instead. the disk drive is called A: so it would then be
copy a:\browseui.dll c:\windows


btw, in the case of "browseui.dll" possibly it instead belongs
to the c:\windows\system32\ directory, if that is true then write
copy a:\browseui.dll c:\windows\system32

Allso if you are using windowsXP there could be a copy of
the file in C:\windows\system32\dllcache