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by techv
dear friend,
you got two ways two solve this problems,
1. In your C:\, check for a file named as "autoexec.bat" if this file is not existing create it in DOS mode and just add/write the following lines
PATH=C:\Windows
winsave the file and resatart the system, it will start with windows
2. Another option is to run setup of windows again of same version which is currently installed and with same license/key no. which is currently used on the system.
and while you run the setup,when setup wizard asks for path where to install, put same, i.e "C:\windows" only
hope ur problem is solved
good luck
by lalopez
by mark phelan
from the dos prompt, type the following
path = c:\windows;c:\windows\command;%PATH%
edit autoexec.bat
in the editor add the following two lines at the end of your autoexec.bat
path = c:\windows;c:\windows\command;%PATH%
win
Save and Exit.
That should sort you out.
by lalopez
by lalopez
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