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I am now gettting a message when I start the computer that certain system
files have been updated with non-kosher versions, and that "for stability
reasons" I should put them back to what they should be. It recommends to
insert the Windows 2000 disk.
When I do that, it says that it cannot upgrade a version SP4 to a version
SP3. It also alludes to the fact that my O/S disk is an upgrade, and that is
also a problem somehow.
So, that's my question - How do I check the file system or cause the signed
versions of files to be correct?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.file_system (More info?)
Insert the Windows 2000 CD-Rom, dismiss the warning and from the 'Run' box
sfc /scannow
or you can also just reapply SP4
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"chromian" wrote:
|I am now gettting a message when I start the computer that certain system
| files have been updated with non-kosher versions, and that "for stability
| reasons" I should put them back to what they should be. It recommends to
| insert the Windows 2000 disk.
|
| When I do that, it says that it cannot upgrade a version SP4 to a version
| SP3. It also alludes to the fact that my O/S disk is an upgrade, and that
is
| also a problem somehow.
|
| So, that's my question - How do I check the file system or cause the
signed
| versions of files to be correct?
|
| Many thanks,
|
| Ian
|
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