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                                       REPLACING BAD BOOT FILES

Under some circumstances Windows XP will get overwritten with a bad DLL or
file or a certain file will corrupt. In order to fix this you will need to
copy a clean file onto the existing one, but in order to do this you MUST
have Windows File Protection enabled.

- Boot with your Windows XP CD, enter the Recovery Console
- log-on, go to the file's directory that needs replacing and rename it
  (i.e. go to C:\WINDOWS\, type ren msgina.dll msgina.old)
- now go to your C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386, copy the clean copy of
  the file to the orignal directory (i.e. if the corrupted file was in
  C:\Windows then I would copy it from ServicePackFiles\i386 directory back
  to C:\Windows)
- type exit, your machine will reboot and the corrupted file should be 
  ok.


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