Hi Guys, sometimes after loading, a message comes up, that some files have been replaced by strangers, and to put in the cd to correct the problem. When I do this, I get the four options, i.e; Setup/browse etc; I have a fear of anything to do with files, particulary when I'm not sure what exactly the computer is asking me to do. Does it work at fixing it in the background, or do I have to do something? Clicking on Setup would scare the life out of me. Any help with this one chaps please. Thanks.

Jim

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Try this... Start/Run/ type in   sfc /purgecache    this will run your system file 
checker program and check the systems files for errors or if they have neen replace 
with others it will put the right files back in place, have your win2k cd on hand 
it may ask for it but when windows was installed it put backup files in a backup 
folder dllcache and a 386 folder and  stored the files in it...





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On Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 6:29 am, Jim O'Calaghan wrote:

>Hi Guys, sometimes after loading, a message comes up, that some files have been 
replaced 

>by strangers, and to put in the cd to correct the problem.  When I do this, I get 

>the four options, i.e; Setup/browse etc;  I have a fear of anything to do with files, 

>particulary when I'm not sure what exactly the computer is asking me to do.  Does 

>it work at fixing it in the background, or do I have to do something?  Clicking 
on 

>Setup would scare the life out of me.  Any help with this one chaps please.  Thanks. 

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Hi DEX,,job done thank you. Is it normal that it doesn't tell you anything when it's finished, like 'your files are back where they ought to be'..Thanks again DEX,talk soon.

Jim


On Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 8:14 am, DEX wrote:
>Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day.
>Teach a man to fish and he will eat for the rest of his life.
>-- Chinese proverb --
>
>

>Try this... Start/Run/ type in sfc /purgecache this will run your system file
>checker program and check the systems files for errors or if they have neen replace
>with others it will put the right files back in place, have your win2k cd on hand
>it may ask for it but when windows was installed it put backup files in a backup
>folder dllcache and a 386 folder and stored the files in it...
>
>
>
>
>
>

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You'er Welcome Jim

It will only tell you if it can't put things back in order but 9 times out of 10 
times it can over write any file that it finds in error...by CNC or Date...  :)





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On Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 11:51 am, Jim O'Calaghan wrote:

>Hi DEX,,job done thank you.  Is it normal that it doesn't tell you anything when 

>it's finished, like 'your files are back  where they ought to be'..Thanks again 
DEX,talk 

>soon.

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>
Jim 

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