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by nvpaladin
by verd1
by cajundon
Hi Doug, Where are you getting a corrupt user.exe file? If you are getting this message from System File Checker, there is no problem and can be ignored. You can not restore this file, it is a Windows bug and you can not correct it. It does not affect anything in Windows, or stop any program from working properly. Just ignore it.
Good luck and have a great day.
Don Thibodaux, Computer Technology Consultant.
by verd1
by red dragoon
If you are using Win 95 instead of 98, first of all, shame on you. :P
Second, try extracting the user.exe from the cabinet files.
Determine the location of user.exe.
You can download explicit instructions on extracting files from Microsoft's website. Article Q129605.
Basically it is:
C:\extract /a user.exe /l
Good luck.
by verd1
by verd1
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