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by nbnorth Accepted solution
by rob miners Accepted solution
by nbnorth Accepted solution
I'm afraid the dragNDrop.reg file for XP did not work.
I have bookmarked the page for other potential use.
Thanks for your idea.
by rob miners Accepted solution
You could run the sfc /scannow command to have XP's or Vista's System File Checker look at all the important system files and make sure they are not corrupted.
Click Start, Run and type sfc /scannow and press Enter. Have your Operating System CD/DVD handy as you may need it.
by nbnorth Accepted solution
sfc /scannow did not help. I just realized that I ran it in the command line rather than Run. Should that be an issue?
sfc was an interesting exercise, in running through a tutorial on it.
Thanks.
Any other ideas?
by rob miners Accepted solution
by nbnorth Accepted solution
I tried Windows System Restore without success. I also have actual registry backups via ERUNT and chose a time prior to beginning of the drag problem.
I tried the repair function on my Windows setup disk. That failed miserably. I could no longer boot into safe mode or anything else. The progress bar on the Windows splash screen went forward for hours without completing. I ultimately installed Windows with a fresh install, including pre-formatting the entire hard drive.
This time delay in responding to your suggestion results from the new Windows install and reinstalling my applications.
Thanks all for trying to give me a good solution.
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