System File Check

it should be ok - the install discs in fact contain all the versions - only the serial key determines what gets installed.

you should be good to go. :)

Hi Squid13

You dont need the disk to run the file checker it can be run from inside windows

SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Danny

mickey megabyte said:

it should be ok - the install discs in fact contain all the versions - only the serial key determines what gets installed.

you should be good to go. :)

Just out of interest Mickey does it matter on version ie 32bit 64bit I have a friend whos disk is scratched but he is 32bit im 64bit.

Danny

xxxdannyxxx said:

mickey megabyte said:

it should be ok - the install discs in fact contain all the versions - only the serial key determines what gets installed.

you should be good to go. :)

Just out of interest Mickey does it matter on version ie 32bit 64bit I have a friend whos disk is scratched but he is 32bit im 64bit.

Danny

make your own universal install disc here.

even better, stick it on a 4 gig usb stick.

I am not able to run sfc /Scannow or any of the sfc parameters from elevated comand prompt or from teh repair option when i boot from DVD.

I always get "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation." error.

I have even run chkdsk without any errors being reported.

Any help to solve this is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Does anyone know where the DRM Folder is located in windows 7?
I can acess it in xp,but I cannot find it in windows 7.There were an average 220 DRM files in XP.When you address these files correctly you can burn flawlessly and burn anything you want.Backing up movies and CD music is no problem when you can acess the drm files and treat them accordingly.

Ztruker said:

Read here, see if it helps: How To Fix “Windows Resource Protection Could Not Start The Repair Service” Error In Windows 7

Rich,
That doesnt help either.