Solve : System File Checker?

1.	Solve : System File Checker?
Answer» SFC is an intrinsic part of Windows 98 - DO NOT DELETE IT! When exactly did this problem start? Did you do anything immediately prior to it occurring?start/run/msinfo32 click tools click system configuration utility click startup look through the list and see if it is there. if so, uncheck it. reboot. if it is not in the list, click win.ini tab. expand windows (click the +) look at run= if it is there, delete it (not the entire line, just the file name) follow above advice - DO NOT DELETE IT FROM THE SYSTEMSTOP THIS MADNESS!Quote STOP THIS MADNESS! I apologise beforehand if I've got the wrong end of the stick here but..... Madness? Are you SAYING that SFC is not a legitimate component of Windows 98? I can assure you that it is.Fed = college grad Alma mater = Whassa-Matta-U Backdated is absolutely correct. SFC is a part of W98.[highlight]kachi11[/highlight]Newbie Posts: 6 0.11 Posts per day Date Registered: Jan 2ND, 2006, 11:17am 53 Days since joining Contact Information Personal Message: Click to send a Personal Message to kachi11 Additional Information [highlight]Last Online: Jan 9th, 2006, 10:51am Last Post: Jan 5th, 2006, 11:41am Last PM: N/A [/highlight] AHA! I KNEW there was a reason I was called DUMMY. Thanks for the reminder. New members often dig deep for posts to answer but it does waste a lot of time. BTW, welcome Backdated, it's good to see your quality replies to people's problems. Quote New members often dig deep for posts to answer but it does waste a lot of time. BTW, welcome Backdated, it's good to see your quality replies to people's problems. Aaaahhh..... Gotcha: Reply #13 - Jan 4th, 2006, 5:41pm Reply #14 - TODAY at 3:20pm To be honest, I never look at the threads in that much detail. Thanks for the welcome by the way. Hey yo ! Guys ! This is what I WROTE ! Quote Yup it's O.K 2 delete the entry in the registry ! [highlight](But ONLY IN THE FOLDER OF STARTUPS) [/highlight]and I as I wrote... u can also just look for a Startup Manager.... I didn't tell kachi11 to delete the folder on the HD ! [smiley=angry.gif]

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SFC is an intrinsic part of Windows 98 - DO NOT DELETE IT!

When exactly did this problem start? Did you do anything immediately prior to it occurring?start/run/msinfo32
click tools
click system configuration utility
click startup
look through the list and see if it is there. if so, uncheck it. reboot.
if it is not in the list, click win.ini tab. expand windows (click the +)
look at run=
if it is there, delete it (not the entire line, just the file name)

follow above advice - DO NOT DELETE IT FROM THE SYSTEMSTOP THIS MADNESS!Quote

STOP THIS MADNESS!

I apologise beforehand if I've got the wrong end of the stick here but..... Madness? Are you SAYING that SFC is not a legitimate component of Windows 98?
I can assure you that it is.Fed = college grad
Alma mater = Whassa-Matta-U
Backdated is absolutely correct. SFC is a part of W98.[highlight]kachi11[/highlight]Newbie

Posts: 6
0.11 Posts per day Date Registered: Jan 2ND, 2006, 11:17am
53 Days since joining
Contact Information
Personal Message: Click to send a Personal Message to kachi11
Additional Information
[highlight]Last Online: Jan 9th, 2006, 10:51am Last Post: Jan 5th, 2006, 11:41am Last PM: N/A [/highlight]
AHA! I KNEW there was a reason I was called DUMMY. Thanks for the reminder. New members often dig deep for posts to answer but it does waste a lot of time.
BTW, welcome Backdated, it's good to see your quality replies to people's problems. Quote

New members often dig deep for posts to answer but it does waste a lot of time.
BTW, welcome Backdated, it's good to see your quality replies to people's problems.

Aaaahhh..... Gotcha:
Reply #13 - Jan 4th, 2006, 5:41pm
Reply #14 - TODAY at 3:20pm

To be honest, I never look at the threads in that much detail.

Thanks for the welcome by the way.
Hey yo ! Guys ! This is what I WROTE !
Quote

Yup it's O.K 2 delete the entry in the registry ! [highlight](But ONLY IN THE FOLDER OF STARTUPS) [/highlight]and I as I wrote... u can also just look for a Startup Manager....

I didn't tell kachi11 to delete the folder on the HD ! [smiley=angry.gif]

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