(22/11/2011 06:08 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  Hmm are you sure Squee? As far as I know the sfc system was implanted in XP >.< In any case Xlasher, just try to run the command, nothing bad can happen, if Windows XP doesn't know it, it will just say "Unknown Command"

What am I suppose to run? CMD or something? Sorry, really a noob here. Dunno the steps :'( Very very very sorry.

I just verified it does work in XP^^ And that's okay, don't worry wee all were newbs once, just put your Windows XP CD in your drive, go to Start -» All Programs -» Accessories -» Command Prompt. Then just write sfc /scannow inside However do note that it _can_ mess things up if your Windows is not legit! It's unlikely but still possible >.<

(22/11/2011 06:15 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  I just verified it does work in XP^^ And that's okay, don't worry wee all were newbs once, just put your Windows XP CD in your drive, go to Start -» All Programs -» Accessories -» Command Prompt. Then just write sfc /scannow inside However do note that it _can_ mess things up if your Windows is not legit! It's unlikely but still possible >.<

Sorry. I'm not familiar with this CD but I think it's this CD that I received when I bought the laptop. It's name is XP Support DVD rev 2.0. Is this the Windows XP CD you are refering to?

(22/11/2011 06:26 AM)Xlasher Wrote:  

(22/11/2011 06:15 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  I just verified it does work in XP^^ And that's okay, don't worry wee all were newbs once, just put your Windows XP CD in your drive, go to Start -» All Programs -» Accessories -» Command Prompt. Then just write sfc /scannow inside However do note that it _can_ mess things up if your Windows is not legit! It's unlikely but still possible >.<

Sorry. I'm not familiar with this CD but I think it's this CD that I received when I bought the laptop. It's name is XP Support DVD rev 2.0. Is this the Windows XP CD you are refering to?

Well manufactures tend to make a mess of Windows CDs/DVDs but it should work!

(22/11/2011 06:55 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  

(22/11/2011 06:26 AM)Xlasher Wrote:  

(22/11/2011 06:15 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  I just verified it does work in XP^^ And that's okay, don't worry wee all were newbs once, just put your Windows XP CD in your drive, go to Start -» All Programs -» Accessories -» Command Prompt. Then just write sfc /scannow inside However do note that it _can_ mess things up if your Windows is not legit! It's unlikely but still possible >.<

Sorry. I'm not familiar with this CD but I think it's this CD that I received when I bought the laptop. It's name is XP Support DVD rev 2.0. Is this the Windows XP CD you are refering to?

Well manufactures tend to make a mess of Windows CDs/DVDs but it should work!

Ok. I shall try it :)
Thanks for helping out.

Sure sure, tell us how it goes^^

(22/11/2011 08:25 AM)SkyDX Wrote:  Sure sure, tell us how it goes^^

I haven't tried it yet because my laptop doesn't have a cd drive. My mom has the external cd drive but when I borrow it from her, she might suspect that I have done something crazy with my laptop and she'll kill me for that. Hmm.

(22/11/2011 08:23 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Generally transformation packs are not worth the bother IMO.  They typically need to change a number of system files (for changing images/icons etc) and sometimes the effects can be rather taxing on system resources.

All this for just cosmetics.
For the PSP it's okay (reinstalling firmware not a big issue), though for Windows, reinstalling may not be so straighforward if you want to retain all your settings etc.

Ohhh. Actually, the other icons and images in the folder doesn't affect my laptop anymore and it doesn't change anything anymore. Just except that splash. Will it be best for me to upload the folder so everybody can see what it contains and know what the problem is? Ohh, and, thanks for the reply.

If it's really only the splash that is left, look if the transformation pack made a backup of ntoskrnl.exe somewhere, the splash is stored there but be careful, it's the very core of Windows XP >.<

(22/11/2011 08:35 PM)SkyDX Wrote:  If it's really only the splash that is left, look if the transformation pack made a backup of ntoskrnl.exe somewhere, the splash is stored there but be careful, it's the very core of Windows XP >.<

No, there's no exe of some stuff in the folder. All is left in the folder is avi's, bmp's, wav's, png's, jpg's, gif's, txt's, log's, bin's, res's ang log's. The ones that bothers me are the text files which are named: wintrust.dll.txt, wscript.exe.txt and other stuffs. And the res files named: shell32.dll_1025.res, shell.dll_3082 and etc. Why is there a res file concerning dll's. My aunt says it's okay to delete a folder, just not the folders of programs with dll's left. I don't know what she means about it. But, that's all I know :(