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re: Question about 'Using .CAB Files'
Friday, September 5, 2003 at 9:36 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Paul
(1 messages posted)
Carol's first reference (Copying/Extracting, repeated here) is useful but it does
not explain the Windows 98 CAB viewer. Consult all three of these pages.
Copying/Extracting
From .CAB Files
Viewing CAB Files
Extracting files from the
Windows cabinets
Much free advice presumes that you will extract any system file from a Windows CD-ROM.
These three pages jointly explain how to use the CAB archive on the hard disk (if
Windows is running).
P.S. Identify bad system files using System File Checker; "Scan for altered files".
On Monday, January 6, 2003 at 12:24 pm, Carol wrote:
>This is something you need to do some studying on. There are several ways to extract
>cab files. It's not for troubleshooting but is generally used to replace missing
>or corrupt files.
>
>You can use System File Checker to extract files, extract files from DOS, you can
>even use a batch file to extract.
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