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What OS are we talking about??
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If you have your original windows CD, put it in the cdrom drive.
go to that drive and use the EXTRACT command to extract the file from
one of the .CAB files.
Code:
"Microsoft (R) Cabinet Extraction Tool - Version (16) 1.00.603.0 (08/14/97)
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1994-1997. All rights reserved.
EXTRACT [/Y] [/A] [/D | /E] [/L dir] cabinet [filename ...]
EXTRACT [/Y] source [newname]
EXTRACT [/Y] /C source destination
cabinet - Cabinet file (contains two or more files).
filename - Name of the file to extract from the cabinet.
Wild cards and multiple filenames (separated by
blanks) may be used.
source - Compressed file (a cabinet with only one file).
newname - New filename to give the extracted file.
If not supplied, the original name is used.
/A Process ALL cabinets. Follows cabinet chain
starting in first cabinet mentioned.
/C Copy source file to destination (to copy from DMF disks).
/D Display cabinet directory (use with filename to avoid extract).
/E Extract (use instead of *.* to extract all files).
/L dir Location to place extracted files (default is current directory).
/Y Do not prompt before overwriting an existing file."
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I gave me an error message that said
Bad comand or file name
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Again, like cheyenne1212 said.. WHAT OS ? probably 98 or ME, right ?
This is what you would type (at your dos prompt) for win98se, another OS will be different. (omit quotes)
and this is assuming that D: is your cdrom drive
"extract /y /l c:\windows\system d:\win98\Win98_54.cab VMM32.vxd” (enter key)
(note all the correct spacings)
