Insert your XP CD, so its the first thing that boots up, and then go through all the steps and do a repair instead of a install, and it should recover the file thats corrupt.
Problem with that repair is that it'll take at leasr 45 minutes to run, if you can get past the administrator password it wants, even if there is none.
There is no administrator password on my computer. And the time it would take to repair it would be far less that reinstalling all those damn service packs.
There is no administrator password on my computer. And the time it would take to repair it would be far less that reinstalling all those damn service packs.
when you install winxp pro it requires you to enter a admin password. It did for me. I dunno if you have home edition or what. You dont see the Admin login info until you boot up into safe mode
I know I have pro, and it's never asked me for an admin password. It tells me that my password is going to expire and I need to put in a new one... but it's a blank password I just keep re-entering. is that the admin password you speak of?