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Help with Windows ME recover, I was trying to recover and I think I formated
slowrider46
post Jul 24 2008, 09:15 PM
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I have an Hp Pavilion home pc with Windows ME , and I was doing a system recover and I have the system recovery cd set of three.
So I put the first cd in and started the pc when it came up it asked if I wanted to do a recovery or a format and recover? I told it to do a format and recover.
Well adout half way through said it had a problem and did I want to reboot I said yes. OOPS!!!

Now when it starts up in command promp only and gives me,


The following file is missing or corrupted: C:\WINDOWS\IFSHLP.SYS
Bad command or file name
C:\>

What do I do now?
Please help lookaround.gif
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slowrider46
post Jul 25 2008, 02:33 AM
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Well thanks for the help but I found that my CD drive was bad and would not run the recovery CDs. With new CD drive seems to be working as good as ME can smile.gif
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