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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 1
OS: windows xp media center edition
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My computer was acting fine the previous night, then this morning I saw a family member on it. I didn't stick around to see what they had done with the computer, but when I had got back on, things were acting weird. The previous night, however, firefox had just installed a new official mozilla update and wasn't connecting to the internet after that. So when I got back on, AIM was missing color information and style pattern, just being kind of whitewashed. Internet explorer wasn't opening windows right. Firefox still wasn't connecting. I restarted, and at startup I got a dialogue box reading something like "the file or directory \windows\system32\DLA\DLA.INI might be corrupt, check the chkdsk."
I tried opening it but it wouldn't open, not in wordpad or internet explorer as windows had suggested. A friend of mine told me that this happened to her friend, but he couldn't get past the start-up screen and had to get a reinstall windows cd. So, my real panic is, will I lose all my files? Is this malignant? Can I fix it? /Get it fixed? |
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Analyst, Security Team
Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 155
OS: xpsp3
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Re: windows is telling me \windows\system32\DLA\DLA.INI is/might be corrupt, help!
Click Start-->My Computer-->Right Click on C:/ Drive
Select "Properties" then click the "Tools" Tab. Under Error Checking click the "Check Now" button. Under Check Disk Options put a check in Both boxes then Click Start. Click Yes then Click OK and reboot the system. |
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