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From: EJMJS on 23 Jun 2006 23:05
hiya everyone. i would very much appreciate if you were able to help me
please. i have reinstalled windows xp home due to some problems i was having
with the pc. formatted to ntfs and started a fresh. everything installed
perfectly and registered fine. i ran the first set of windows updates and
they installed fine. i restarted as prompted. once the pc had loaded i ran
windows update again. once doing this about half way through a Windows File
Protection message comes up saying that files have been replaced and that
original files need to be restored. this only comes up when i install
updates. "C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386/controls.man, is not availible.
Contact your admin or insert xp KB900725 source files now. if i restart the
pc once this apears i can only boot into safe mode and have to go through the
whole process again. i have now done this 3 times and am getting very
frustrated. i have searched around microsofts site and havnt come across an
answer to help. i would very much appreciate any help you can give me on
this. my email is - ejayemjayes(a)hotmail.com Thanx in advance!!
From: gazotime on 23 Jun 2006 23:40

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thank you


"EJMJS" wrote:

> hiya everyone. i would very much appreciate if you were able to help me
> please. i have reinstalled windows xp home due to some problems i was having
> with the pc. formatted to ntfs and started a fresh. everything installed
> perfectly and registered fine. i ran the first set of windows updates and
> they installed fine. i restarted as prompted. once the pc had loaded i ran
> windows update again. once doing this about half way through a Windows File
> Protection message comes up saying that files have been replaced and that
> original files need to be restored. this only comes up when i install
> updates. "C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386/controls.man, is not availible.
> Contact your admin or insert xp KB900725 source files now. if i restart the
> pc once this apears i can only boot into safe mode and have to go through the
> whole process again. i have now done this 3 times and am getting very
> frustrated. i have searched around microsofts site and havnt come across an
> answer to help. i would very much appreciate any help you can give me on
> this. my email is - ejayemjayes(a)hotmail.com Thanx in advance!!
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