[Resolved]PC Problem

[wiccaan]

Hey guys, just had a massive spyware problem and yea kinda messed up my computer a little bit. Destroyed my ntoskrnl.exe ( The system kernal ) but I fixed that with recovery console. As well as messing up my Add/Remove Programs panel. But I couldnt fix that. I attached a screen shot of what it looks like.

Problems:

-Close button text messed up (Underline character is not being recongnized)
-Close button doesnt work at all.

The rest you can see is in the screen shot.

Hope someone can help me with this problem.

[dglienna]

Insert your XP disk, and tell it to repair your installation. That should be all that you need to do. Post back if it doesn't work.

[Ideas Man]

Seeing as that looks like Windows 2000, put the 2000 disc in the drive and select the second repair option. That will reinstall Windows for you over the top of itself.

[wiccaan]

By doing that will it mess with anything installed already? Such as .net frame work and stuff? Just wanna know before I do that.

[deranged]

If you put your disk in, and it brings up the install screen for rollercoaster tycoon 3, then you know you've inserted the wrong disk.

If you insert the right disk, and your computer starts to smoke, you may have inserted a block of cheese by accident. Try to avoid inserting blocks of cheese.

If you've gotten this far with no luck, Just put the lime in the coconut and drink them both together.

[Ideas Man]

If you put your disk in, and it brings up the install screen for rollercoaster tycoon 3, then you know you've inserted the wrong disk.

If you insert the right disk, and your computer starts to smoke, you may have inserted a block of cheese by accident. Try to avoid inserting blocks of cheese.

If you've gotten this far with no luck, Just put the lime in the coconut and drink them both together.

What has that got to do with anything??

By doing that will it mess with anything installed already? Such as .net frame work and stuff? Just wanna know before I do that.

No, it shouldn't, touch that stuff. It's essentially the same as installing Windows 98 over the top of itself, however, it gives you a menu option to do it now.

[BodwadUK]

A repair should do it without removing any installed programs

[wiccaan]

Actually I found the problem. Some how Internet Explorer 6 uninstalled itself (I dont use it anyway, I use Mozilla Firefox) but yea, when that uninstalled it took some important dll's with it, mshtml.dll to be one.

So I reinstalled it and its working perfectly fine now. Thanks again guys for your support.