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what is the path to windows 2000 root dir, i know for xp it is C:\windows\system32. What is for win 2000?
Usually you'll find it as c:\winnt
ok thanks
use %systemroot% for your system folder and %windir% for your windows directory.
No more remembering C:\blah\blahblah
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So would it go
C:\%systemroot%\%windir% ??? I am confused. Please shed some light on this.
Go to start > run
Type %systemroot% and press enter.
%programfiles% works too
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Hi, thanks for that kez,
i need to install ntosrknl from a windows dsk to system32 folder in windows. How do i go about. I have got half the command:
C:\expand d:\I386\ntoskrnl.ex_... now what? I have read it is c:\ but that does not work.
It's in the system32 folder, so C:\winnt\system32
What are you trying to do? Is your install of 2k broken?
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yes, i get an error when i boot, it says ntoskrnl file is corrupt.
There might be more than just that file wrong, but I guess there's no harm in trying.
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with this command:
expand d:\i386\ntoskrnl.ex_c:\winnt\system32 i get an error:
The system cannot find the file or directory specified
help please !!!
Don't forget the space after the _Code:expand D:\i386\ntoskrnl.ex_ C:\winnt\system32
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Acess is deniedOriginally Posted by Kez
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Well, even if you only boot to a command prompt, the kernel file will still be in use, so that won't help you much. About the only options available would be booting from a Linux distro that can support an NTFS volume for read/write, or running a repair install on your 2K installation.
Shouldn't it not be reading the file at all though if using the recovery console on the 2k CD?
Theoretically, yes, but I'd guess that from the above he's F8-ing to a command prompt at startup and attempting the extraction from there.
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