Comments for Where can I find a missing Windows file?

Comment from Muhammad Adnan on 2009-11-02

2009-11-02T12:16:58Z

Hi,
I cant understand that procedure plz tell me in easy way can you?
im using windows xp sp3

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Comment from Loretta H on 2009-10-16

2009-10-16T13:33:26Z

All of a sudden I have LOST Windows Autocheck files.I get a warning that this will be skipped . How do I find and replace this file?

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Comment from Ed Angel on 2008-10-27

2008-10-28T03:41:52Z

I'm curious as to why you went to the command prompt.

Why not just use the Windows Search command.

Personal taste. I find the command prompt much easier to use and much more flexible. But yes, you can use Window's search as well, as long as you remember to uncheck or check all the appropriate options so that it actually searches everything you think it should.

- Leo
28-Oct-2008

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Comment from Ferdie8 on 2008-10-19

2008-10-19T10:34:58Z

Is it correct that whenever my networkadapter is not available, ipconfig is also not working and the same error appears?

ipconfig should be found, and give you a different error stating that there's no network adapter.

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19-Oct-2008

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Comment from Tony Brown on 2008-10-14

2008-10-15T01:08:44Z

Is it possible that the laptop is still running Win98/ME? If it is you would need to use winipcfg instead of ipconfig.

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