SFC is useless

da_test wrote:

On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:


MAP wrote:

Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found.
This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


I'll check tomorrow when I get back to work.

Steve

da_test wrote:
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:


MAP wrote:

Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found.
This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve

Steve N. wrote:
da_test wrote:
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:


MAP wrote:

Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not
found. This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve

5.1.2600.2180 for SP2, but looking at an old SP1 CD, it looks like SP1
didn't change the sfc files between Gold & SP1.

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kurttrail wrote:

Steve N. wrote:

da_test wrote:

On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:



MAP wrote:


Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not
found. This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve


5.1.2600.2180 for SP2, but looking at an old SP1 CD, it looks like SP1
didn't change the sfc files between Gold & SP1.


Yes, this is an SP1a box.

Steve

Steve N. wrote:
kurttrail wrote:

Steve N. wrote:

da_test wrote:

On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:



MAP wrote:


Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not
found. This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve


5.1.2600.2180 for SP2, but looking at an old SP1 CD, it looks like
SP1 didn't change the sfc files between Gold & SP1.


Yes, this is an SP1a box.

Steve

Ooh! I think my SP1 CD is just the plain old SP1 variety, so MS MAY
have changed the sfc files version for the "a" version. It would be
nice if MS had some pages detailing each variety of XP's files and the
file versions, but I can't seem to find anything like that.

With the tens of thousands of web pages they have a few more couldn't
hurt.

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kurttrail wrote:

(snip)
Ooh! I think my SP1 CD is just the plain old SP1 variety, so
MS MAY have changed the sfc files version for the "a" version.
(snip)
Hi

There is no change in the sfc files version number between SP1
and SP1a, the only difference between those two is the removal
of MS Java VM in SP1a.


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kurttrail wrote:

Steve N. wrote:

kurttrail wrote:


Steve N. wrote:


da_test wrote:


On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:




MAP wrote:



Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not
found. This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve


5.1.2600.2180 for SP2, but looking at an old SP1 CD, it looks like
SP1 didn't change the sfc files between Gold & SP1.


Yes, this is an SP1a box.

Steve


Ooh! I think my SP1 CD is just the plain old SP1 variety, so MS MAY
have changed the sfc files version for the "a" version.

I believe the only difference between SP1 and 1a is the absense of MS
JVM in 1a.

It would be
nice if MS had some pages detailing each variety of XP's files and the
file versions, but I can't seem to find anything like that.

With the tens of thousands of web pages they have a few more couldn't
hurt.


It'd be even nicer if they had some decent search engine built into
their sites. I've had better luck searching for MS KBs using Google than
directly searching on the KB site.

Steve

Steve N. wrote:
kurttrail wrote:

Steve N. wrote:

kurttrail wrote:


Steve N. wrote:


da_test wrote:


On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 16:12:27 -0800, "Steve N."
wrote:




MAP wrote:



Open "run" and type in regsvr32 sfc.dll click ok
As I said above "this is only a geuss"!!!

Result:

RegSver32
Sfc.dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not
found. This file can not be registered.

Nice try though. Thanks for the effort.

Steve

Right click on the sfc.dll in \windows\system32.
Look at properties.
What is the version number?

Dave


5.1.2600.0

Steve


5.1.2600.2180 for SP2, but looking at an old SP1 CD, it looks like
SP1 didn't change the sfc files between Gold & SP1.


Yes, this is an SP1a box.

Steve


Ooh! I think my SP1 CD is just the plain old SP1 variety, so MS MAY
have changed the sfc files version for the "a" version.

I believe the only difference between SP1 and 1a is the absense of MS
JVM in 1a.

Forgot about that. Thanks Steve and Torgeir!


It would be
nice if MS had some pages detailing each variety of XP's files and
the file versions, but I can't seem to find anything like that.

With the tens of thousands of web pages they have a few more couldn't
hurt.


It'd be even nicer if they had some decent search engine built into
their sites. I've had better luck searching for MS KBs using Google
than directly searching on the KB site.

Please! MS couldn't search itself out of a wet paper bag!

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But they do:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...on/dllinfo.asp

http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp...aspx?fid=68786

http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp...aspx?fid=16276

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Steve

Ooh! I think my SP1 CD is just the plain old SP1 variety, so MS MAY
have changed the sfc files version for the "a" version. It would be
nice if MS had some pages detailing each variety of XP's files and the
file versions, but I can't seem to find anything like that.

With the tens of thousands of web pages they have a few more couldn't
hurt.

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Gerry Cornell wrote:
But they do:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...on/dllinfo.asp

http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp...aspx?fid=68786

http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp...aspx?fid=16276


Well, that covers dll's.

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