If i do a repair installation of Vista ,will it repair missing or corrupt
file ntoskrnl. exe. I have a Vista home premium upgrade installation disc.
Thank you.
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brutus

It would, but that is not your problem. You have a problem with your
startup routine as the boot process points to a partition that doesn't have
Vista one it. What did you do that caused it. Did you create a new
partition, add a drive, change something in the BIOS? Those are the places
you have to start.
You should try the startup repair before you do anything else as there would
be fewer changes and you may get the boot files corrected for you.


"brutus" <bruno_blvd@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If i do a repair installation of Vista ,will it repair missing or corrupt
> file ntoskrnl. exe. I have a Vista home premium upgrade installation disc.
> Thank you.
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> brutus

Yes. In fact this is the way MS tech support advised me to correct one
corrupt file I had that would not allow SP1 to install. You can do it from
the "anytime upgrade" DVD if you have an OEM installation.

"brutus" wrote:

> If i do a repair installation of Vista ,will it repair missing or corrupt
> file ntoskrnl. exe. I have a Vista home premium upgrade installation disc.
> Thank you.
> --
> brutus