Any programs or sites that re-install system files?

I ran a sfcscan and... It seems I have some corrupt files. This laptop
doesn't have a recovery/reformat drive or i'd just reformat the laptop.
Moreover, I don't have a recovery disc for vista, just Win-7.

Perhaps anyone can pinpoint me in the right direction?

I have the CBS file... However it's close to 24MBs...


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93Rado

hey download the iso image for windows vista.. write it ona dvd.... any
version of vista can be used for repairs.. then run a windows repair


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ashvin

Just chill
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Alrighty, I guess it's my only choice. Thanks a ton

Would you happen to know if it's also the cause for all my browsers t
lock up every once in a while? I'm pretty sure it has to do with flash
Which when I try to uninstall and reinstall, it locks up and fails... S
my flash is pretty much improperly installed

I also got a code 646 trying to install some more updates... :confused

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93Rado

I downloaded and burnt the ISO file and booted up from the CD... All I
get is Startup repair, System Restore, Windows Complete PC Restore,
Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool, and cmd prompt...

I ran the WMDT and startup repair... None of those seem to be tools to
fix corrupted sys files...

I would do the install from the recovery, however, I don't have a Vista
key on me... All that info is back in California.

I do have a Windows 7 Home Premium System Recovery disc set that came
with my new laptop from HP last week... The laptop i'm working on is a
Toshiba though... Can I use these 2 discs and just install Windows 7
instead? Or can anyone assist me with the Vista disc...


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93Rado

No, the win7 disk is specific to your new HP


"93Rado" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I downloaded and burnt the ISO file and booted up from the CD... All I
> get is Startup repair, System Restore, Windows Complete PC Restore,
> Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool, and cmd prompt...
>
> I ran the WMDT and startup repair... None of those seem to be tools to
> fix corrupted sys files...
>
> I would do the install from the recovery, however, I don't have a Vista
> key on me... All that info is back in California.
>
> I do have a Windows 7 Home Premium System Recovery disc set that came
> with my new laptop from HP last week... The laptop i'm working on is a
> Toshiba though... Can I use these 2 discs and just install Windows 7
> instead? Or can anyone assist me with the Vista disc...
>
>
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> 93Rado