Pci.sys missing or corrupted

[Brian]

I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys was
missing or corrupted.

[Box134]

Well, that's too bad.

If you want to know what to do, I would just try re-starting. I got the same
error message on my laptop and XP suggested a repair installation. I
couldn't do one at that time so I just re-booted and the problem evaporated.
Try it, you have nothing to lose.


"Brian" > wrote in message
...
> I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
> that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys was
> missing or corrupted.

[Brian]

I tried rebooting and that didn't solve the problem. I
know how to get into the Repair Console from the Setep
Disc, but I'm not sure what to type at the console to
repair pci.sys
>-----Original Message-----
>Well, that's too bad.
>
>If you want to know what to do, I would just try re-
starting. I got the same
>error message on my laptop and XP suggested a repair
installation. I
>couldn't do one at that time so I just re-booted and the
problem evaporated.
>Try it, you have nothing to lose.
>
>
>"Brian" > wrote in
message
...
>> I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
>> that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys
was
>> missing or corrupted.
>
>
>.
>

[Brian]

I tried rebooting and that didn't solve the problem. I
know how to get into the Repair Console from the Setep
Disc, but I'm not sure what to type at the console to
repair pci.sys
>-----Original Message-----
>Well, that's too bad.
>
>If you want to know what to do, I would just try re-
starting. I got the same
>error message on my laptop and XP suggested a repair
installation. I
>couldn't do one at that time so I just re-booted and the
problem evaporated.
>Try it, you have nothing to lose.
>
>
>"Brian" > wrote in
message
...
>> I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
>> that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys
was
>> missing or corrupted.
>
>
>.
>

[Brian]

I tried rebooting and that didn't solve the problem. I
know how to get into the Repair Console from the Setep
Disc, but I'm not sure what to type at the console to
repair pci.sys
>-----Original Message-----
>Well, that's too bad.
>
>If you want to know what to do, I would just try re-
starting. I got the same
>error message on my laptop and XP suggested a repair
installation. I
>couldn't do one at that time so I just re-booted and the
problem evaporated.
>Try it, you have nothing to lose.
>
>
>"Brian" > wrote in
message
...
>> I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
>> that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys
was
>> missing or corrupted.
>
>
>.
>

[Brian]

I tried rebooting and that didn't solve the problem. I
know how to get into the Repair Console from the Setep
Disc, but I'm not sure what to type at the console to
repair pci.sys
>-----Original Message-----
>Well, that's too bad.
>
>If you want to know what to do, I would just try re-
starting. I got the same
>error message on my laptop and XP suggested a repair
installation. I
>couldn't do one at that time so I just re-booted and the
problem evaporated.
>Try it, you have nothing to lose.
>
>
>"Brian" > wrote in
message
...
>> I turned on my laptop the other day and I got the error
>> that Windows couldn't start because the file pci.sys
was
>> missing or corrupted.
>
>
>.
>