It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair them?
Sol

Provided you have the Windows CD with the latest SP

Start, Run, SFC /scannow

But why do you say "seems like"? Either they are or they aren't!


S1L1Y1 wrote:

> It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair them?
> Sol
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S1L1Y1 wrote:
> It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair
> them? Sol

In general, you can't actually "repair" them; they have to be replaced.

On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 08:39:28 -0500, "S1L1Y1" <s1l1y1******.com> wrote:

> It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair them?



Exactly what do you mean by "seems like"? What files are they? How do
you know they are corrupt? What is the nature of the corruption, if
you know? If you get an error message telling you about the problem,
please provide it here, verbatim.

Since there is a possibility that whatever corruption you have, it was
caused by malware infection, please also tell us what anti-virus and
anti-spyware programs you run, and whether you keep them up-to-date.

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you can determine if you have
corrupted system files by booting
into safe mode.

if windows performance is better
in safe mode than in normal mode,

then it is unlikely you have missing
or corrupted system files.

instead there is something installed
that is corrupting your system,

which is not the same as saying that
the system has corrupted system files.

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"S1L1Y1" <s1l1y1******.com> wrote in message
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> It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair them?
> Sol
>

S1L1Y1 wrote:
> It seems like I have some corrupt window xp files. How do I repair them?
> Sol

Hold down the Windows logo key and press R, then type in the run box
"SFC /scannow" (without the quotes). Depending on how you PC is set up,
you may need to have your Windows install disc handy.

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Windows XP Pro SP3