RE: Re: Missing dll message

Future commands returning errors.
Having command line formatting problems?
Try entering the command such as sfc space /? Enter
All published command line options will be listed in cryptic help form.

Open a command window is often better than running from the 'run' dialog box
because any errors will stay on the screen.

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Subject: [CHAD] Re: Missing dll message

It's sfc /scannow
Space after sfc, no space before scannow.

Mike Miller
Rowan Consulting
http://www.fixmypcmike.com

--- In Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com, Mia Dorton
<miztyrie...> wrote:
>
> Ok, I followed the short link, and tried a few different things
there.
>;
> 1. I tried sfc [/scannow]
> 2. I tried sfc [/scanonce]
> 3. I tried sfc/scannow
> 4. I tried sfc / scannow
> 5. I tried sfc [/scanboot]
>
> For 3 and 4, i received an error message saying windows could not
locate that folder. For 1,2, and 5, it flashed a black box in the
center of the screen for about a nanosec and then nuthin. I used the
link for the Run command in my startup menu, since you said "run
sfc..."
>
> Where did i go wrong?
>
> --Mia

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