I guess it didn't find any because I walked away from the computer for a 
while and when I returned the window wasn't there and the program wasn't 
running any more.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 6:27 AM
Subject: Re: OT, ADOBE FLASH PLAYER!!!


> If their is anything I try to avoid, it is re-installing the operating
> system.
> This might help, but you need your origional windows setup CD, or a copy 
> of
> it on your hard drive.
> From the run line, type
> "sfc /scannow"  This will run a utility that will look for damaged or 
> broken
> windows files.  When one is found, you will be asked to insert your 
> windows
> CD.  The bad file will then be copied to your hard drive.
> For some nasty microsoft reason, you need your CD, no other will work, 
> even
> if it is the same edition of the windows operating system.  You have other
> SFC options, like "sfc /bootonce" that will scan all windows files on the
> next reboot.  You can try that if you can get the first choice to work. 
> you
> won't have windows or therefore speech until the process is done.  So try
> the first one so you know you have the right disk and it works.
>