When i start my other computer it says winlogon.exe is missing.  I don't have the back-up disk. what can i do?
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Copy this file onto a CDROM or floppy. (Should be in the windows&#92;system32 folder.  Boot the "broken" computer into the command prompt.  Press F8 during the bios boot, before the Microsoft Windows screen appears.  Change directory (cd&#92;windows&#92;system32).  Copy this file from the floppy / cd to this folder.  copy a: or d:*.* c: (replace).  Reboot the computer. Back to a happy computer again!  If this does not work, you will need to boot from a Windows XP install cd and select the command prompt option.  Repeat the copy steps again.  \n\nEnjoy\n-Koz\ncomputer service phoenix\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net\nAffirmative Computer Services\nComputer Service with a SMILE!
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go to start->Programs->Accessories->Syytem Tools->System Restore. U must have winME,2000 or XP. 98 doesnt support it.\nBut its not so much usefull.If U deleate the files, use Easy recovery software.
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If this is a newly installed slave drive, try going to start, and my computer. see if its listed in the left hand margin. you may have to format the slave drive. you can also try to repair your old master hard drive. boot up your computer and put in your winxp disc. reboot from cd and go to repair
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There may have been catastrophic damage to your system. I suggest backing up your data and reinstalling Windows off the OS disk that came with your computer.
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I assume you are using windows. If you have the recovery disc, pop it in and reload windows. Sounds like some vital file is missing and this will reload it.
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If you have backed up your important files (hopefully) I would suggest reinstalling Windows. If you have important files or email that you have not backed up then I would suggest calling a local computer repair shop and tell them what is going on. The processes we use to get a pc back up and running would take a long time to explain in a forum like this. It can take anywhere from an hour or more to get a computer backed up, cleaned of spyware and viruses, windows updated, etc - it is all dependent on your pc and what is going on with it - there are no easy answers.\nIt could be a hardware problem, but software problems are 10 times as likely. Good luck.
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you should update winzip.. you probaly had it before you installed xp  now you need to update it
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Can you back up to a system restore point?  You could try this, if you have WinXP or WinMe.\n----------------------\nSorry that wasn't the silver bullet. From a distance, I can't think of anything else you should try.
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recovery by winXp cd\nor i836 run winnt.exe
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when getting into wondows try using the sytem restore function.\n\nYour can also try to run scanreg. This is done by using the windows start up disk and typing scanreg at the dos prompt it may be called regscan also. I forget witch one. \n\nIt sound like a missing file or a program that has been uninstalled. \n\nThere are two possible basic problems\n\n1. a missing file, of an un installed progarm or an accidently deleted file.\n\n2. A windows regisrty link problem. This can be fix by using the scanreg ultility.\n\n3. there  also may be a link to the file in the windows starup files like system.ini or orther windows configuration file. This may be corrected in the system configuration file ultility. I dont know wich version of windows you are using.Windows xp id diffrient from me\n\nI hope that this points you in th right direction.
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get a no-cd crack for it. replace the real exe with the cracked exe.\n\nhttp://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads-file-769-details.html
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First make a copy of it, then put the copy in windows/system32. Most of your .dll files are there. If thats not it you still have a copy. Make another copy and put it in windows/service pack files/i386.
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I will be guiding you on my Win 2000 but it's almost the same.\nGo to My Computer -> right click -> Properties.\nMove through the tabs until you see something like "Startup and Recovery". It should be in the "Advanced" tab or something close to it.\nThere you can uncheck the option to detect existing operating systems.Afterwards it will be OK and it won't show up anymore.\n\nYou might want to make sure you format your drive on the next reinstall of windows XP (it will happen sooner or later :) )\n\nGood Luck to you
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Assuming that you have nothing on the HD that you cannot replace, I would recommend that you reformat the drive and reinstall Win2K from scratch. Be sure to install all of the updates prior to installing any new software.\n\nMake sure to get a list of all hardware on your system and secure the proper drivers for them prior to reinstalling Win2K.\n\nYour problem appears to be related to the video, but that is just a guess. You could try updating to the newest version of the driver for your system prior to redoing it.\n\nGood Luck
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insert your windows xp cd in your cd rom \ngo to start>>run>>command\ntype : SFC /scannow\neach & every file missing, corrupted , deleted whatsoever is retrieved & restored and your OS is just like recently installed.
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i think there was no need of reinstalling your operating system Windows XP. you should run a software like MS ScanDisc. right click the name of disc partition c or d (or both one-by-one) on which you thing there is an error and select properties. select the TOOLS tab. there click on CHECK NOW. select both the checkbox options and click START. then the scan would start immediately or most probably ask you to schedule the scan on the next restart, click ok.\nthen whan you restar the computer scandisk would check the hard drive for errors like when after a bad shutdown/power-failure ; but now it does more thoroughly and also scans the hard disc surface for errors.\nhope you find this info usefull.
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yes, it sounds like it, format the c drive, make a directory called xpinstall or something, copy the folder i386 into the folder you made on the c drive, navigate to that foler and type winnt.exe