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Standard User BruceThief37
(experienced) Sat 19-Aug-06 15:41:20
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DLL username log-on missing, help plz


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My wife's XP tower pc will no longer complete the boot. After the brief splashscreen to say Windows is loading it reports the DLL for the userlogname is missing. It asks me to insert the "diskette" whatever that is.

I have tried our emg boot floppy, her XP CD-ROM and even the recent

Plz keep things simple. Age 77 displaying bad ping rate between brain cells

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Standard User Mikey2
(knowledge is power) Sat 19-Aug-06 16:23:28
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Re: DLL username log-on missing, help plz


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Have you setup the CD to boot before the hard drive?
If not, set the CD boot first in the bios and you should be able to boot from your XP CD

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Standard User Taras
(knowledge is power) Sat 19-Aug-06 17:40:44
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Re: DLL username log-on missing, help plz


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brouce write down the missing .dll

then do a search for it on your computer, then bung the missing .dll onto a floppy and march over to your wife's comp and duely instert the floppy once xp has asked you for the diskette

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Standard User BruceThief37
(experienced) Sun 20-Aug-06 09:44:24
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Missing system tool?


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Before implementing good advice this thread on my wife's pc, thought I would check out on my pc first.

Am told that Start>Progs>Accessories>System Tools>System Info will route me into a tab called " tools" which will enable me to check missing or corrupt contents in the dynamic link library. Another route to same is Run>MSINFO32.exe

Been there, done both. Fact is that the system-tools tab seems to be missing the essential option? What am I doing wrong? Bruce +++

Plz keep things simple. Age 77 displaying bad ping rate between brain cells

Windows XP Pro & W-Explorer with OEv6 & Asus A7V-333 & AMD XP2200 & Enermax 550watts & Leadtek GeForce T14200 & 1024 MB of PC2700DDR ram & 1394 Firewire & USB 1.1 plus 2 & Mirror Raid on two 60GB 7200rpm Barracuda & Aurigy2 PCI sound & Taxan 19-inch CRT monitor & Samsung internal read-only CD drive & LaCie external 48x12x48 CD burner & Epson Perfection 1200 scanner + negative copier & Netgear814 gateway & BT phone line & Zen Home ADSL2000 & Belkin phone-protect surgeblock & Excelsus filters & Firewall with AV & of course a sharp piece of string
Standard User Singh400
(newbie) Sun 20-Aug-06 10:03:42
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Re: Missing system tool?


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Bruce, make sure you have your XP CD handy, then go to the run dialog and type in sfc /scannow

This will replace any missing/damaged/modified files with the orignal files.
Standard User Singh400
(newbie) Sun 20-Aug-06 11:45:45
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Re: Missing system tool?


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Ah just saw that you can't even get to the desktop, you should be able to run system file checker from the windows recovery console, which can be accessed via the XP CD when you boot from it.
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