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Question [Answered] system32/hal.dll problem cured but...
How do I prevent this problem of System32/hal.dll missing or corrupt thus stopping boot up, from happening again?
I found that the boot.ini file corrupted and fixed it through the recovery mode in Win XP.
This has happened twice in the last 2.5 months
any advise?
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Hi theree, unfortunatly this is out of my area of expertise, but hang in there and a tech should be along with you shortly.


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Ill PM a tech as i see this hasnt had a reply within the last 3 days


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Hi there guys
The only real cause to this, if it happens again and again....is a virus, or there's something on your system...perhaps even your hard drive has a bad block on it.


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