Orkrist the Cleaver
Sun, 12th Aug '01, 12:35am
I perfomred the system checker and it came up with three files which may be corrupted, all in Windows:
user.exe
setupx.dll
packager.exe
So, when I went to replce them, I put in the Windows 98 CD, right? But it says that file is not located there. What's up? I also perfomred a find file for those files and the didn't show up on the CD either. I'm probably doing this all wrong, but let me know what to do if you can! I'm grateful.
-Orkrist
Kitiara
Sun, 12th Aug '01, 5:35am
ok go here.. they have that corrupt dll.. i will try and find the others an edit this message when i find them :D
Go here get a username and search for setupx.dll http://www.dllsearch.com/
Capt. Tripps
Sun, 12th Aug '01, 10:58am
The reason you can't locate those files is that they are in the .cab files which are compressed files. I would strongly recommend that you go to microsoft.com and do a knowledge base FAQ search on the corrupt files and cabs before you go any further. Read the one that says you may be extracting the wrong files for sure and then others that might relate. For more help you may want to try this tech support board http://www.traitnet.com/ubblist.htm
Skedaddle
Sun, 12th Aug '01, 6:10pm
If you WinXX somehow loads, it is possible to just install it again over the current instalation. This will replace all corrupted files, but save your information in registry etc ant take about 10-15 minutes of time maxed
Orkrist the Cleaver
Sun, 12th Aug '01, 7:04pm
Thanks guys, I really appreciate it. I'll check the lionks and see what my options are.
Kitiara
Mon, 13th Aug '01, 6:40am
Definately the fastest and easiest way will be to just reinstall windows, over top. It will fix your problems.
Orkrist the Cleaver
Mon, 13th Aug '01, 5:30pm
So I can just load Windows and it will install OVER the old Windows and just replace corrupted files?
Kitiara
Mon, 13th Aug '01, 5:43pm
yes you can... and it will also leave all your drivers and such intact. :)
Orkrist the Cleaver
Mon, 13th Aug '01, 7:02pm
My eyes have been opened. It took about ten restarts but I reinstalled Windows and used the Start up disc to get new copies of the corrupted files...Thanks a lot. I think I had a moment of clarity...