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Jack Adair
I'm running Win2k SP3 - when I try to install the download
full version of SP4, I get a "Service Pack Setup Error:
The core system file (kernel) used to start this computer
is not a Microsoft Windows file." It refers me to the
Knowledge Base to find out what's happening. The Knowledge
Base does not find any reference to this error. If the
kernel isn't a Microsoft file, how does the computer
bootup with the operating system. I'm dual booting with
Win98SE and Win2k SP3. This is the only update that
refuses to install. All the other service packs have
installed correctly. Any help would be very much
appreciated. Thank you.
full version of SP4, I get a "Service Pack Setup Error:
The core system file (kernel) used to start this computer
is not a Microsoft Windows file." It refers me to the
Knowledge Base to find out what's happening. The Knowledge
Base does not find any reference to this error. If the
kernel isn't a Microsoft file, how does the computer
bootup with the operating system. I'm dual booting with
Win98SE and Win2k SP3. This is the only update that
refuses to install. All the other service packs have
installed correctly. Any help would be very much
appreciated. Thank you.