unrecognized file versions  
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 25 13:57:02 CST 2004 Top

Windows XP >> unrecognized file versions Every time I boot up, my computer spends a bunch of time
searching the hard drive and eventually shows a message
requesting that I insert my XP Pro CD, as there are
unrecognized file versions on my computer. To the best of
my knowledge, this followed a Windows Update that I did,
but I could be wrong.

Is there anyway I can tell my computer to simply accept
what it has and stop asking about the current file versions???

Windows XP782  
 
 
Leonard





PostPosted: Sun Jan 25 13:57:02 CST 2004 Top

Windows XP >> unrecognized file versions "Betty Andrews" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in
news:41a601c3e378$6b443a40$EMail@HideDomain.com:

> Every time I boot up, my computer spends a bunch of time
> searching the hard drive and eventually shows a message
> requesting that I insert my XP Pro CD, as there are
> unrecognized file versions on my computer. To the best of
> my knowledge, this followed a Windows Update that I did,
> but I could be wrong.
>
> Is there anyway I can tell my computer to simply accept
> what it has and stop asking about the current file versions???
>

From within Windows run "SFC /scannow" and put in your CD when prompted.

Leonard Severt

Windows 2000 Server Setup Team

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Alex





PostPosted: Mon Jan 26 08:06:17 CST 2004 Top

Windows XP >> unrecognized file versions Betty Andrews wrote:

>Every time I boot up, my computer spends a bunch of time
>searching the hard drive and eventually shows a message
>requesting that I insert my XP Pro CD, as there are
>unrecognized file versions on my computer. To the best of
>my knowledge, this followed a Windows Update that I did,
>but I could be wrong.

Do a full scan manually. Put the CD in the drive and exit the autorun,
then go to Start - Run and run
SFC /SCANNOW


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