Desktop

One thing you could try is issuing the PATH command at a command prompt. It will show you the value of the variable. It may be that the value has been changed and issuing the FDISK or POLEDIT fails since it's only searching the directories in the path.

You can also try copying them from another computer onto yours.

Hope these help.
Sean

If you have an emergency boot disk, you should have fdisk in it.

First what operating system are you using? Poledit, unless you had already manually added it to your present system is only available by download or in NT Server. Second change directories to DOS "cd dos" then issue fdisk command. It is important to know your OS. NT or 2000 will not have this dos directory with this command.

poledit is also available on the Win95 cd. You can find it in admin/apptools

I'll take a stab at this one.

First make sure the programs you are trying to run exist on the system by doing a search. Once you've confirmed that the files do exist, note the location of the files.

Next, you need to make sure that the windows installation path hasn't changed.

To find the ?Installation Path?, select Start/Run, type regedit, and press <Enter>. Select My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup in the left pane, and in the right pane, find the value named ?SourcePath?. The installation path is listed in the Data Field. Make sure this path is pointing to the proper location, ie, C:\Windows

Good Luck

This question was closed by the author