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it'll reinstall the nessesary bits over the top of your original os and you won't lose nowt


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dont press D!!!!!


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for a more indepth procedure try googling "how to use the repair function in xp"
and follow the guides there.


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Default Re: [Resolved] windows cannot start up due to a missing fiile. HELP!

So it's supposed to be as easy as choosing R?

I've got the same problem and I've been using a Microsoft fix which is very involved and uses Recovery Console with command line entries.

Can you please elaborate or revisit this topic?


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