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- Jan 10, 2012
sooooo.
Tonight I was just going to tear apart one of my rigs and retire it, but tom foolery made it's way into my head.
I thought, it's a win xp pro rig soooooooooo, let's see what happens when I delete single files from the system32 folder!!!!!!!
I started, one file at a time and just nothing, it booted and ran fine for quite a while, but then, after a great number of files it started to show issues, the nic died and other things, you actually have to remove a good bit, or get lucky early to do the damage. I found the correct batch file on the web and because I just wanted to get on with it, ran the batch file and rebooted annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd, it's dead, YEA!!!!!!
So, yes, deleting system32 fixes all windows issues!!!!
legal disclaimer,
no hardware was knee capped in this mayhem, only A deserving operating system was destroyed.
Tonight I was just going to tear apart one of my rigs and retire it, but tom foolery made it's way into my head.
I thought, it's a win xp pro rig soooooooooo, let's see what happens when I delete single files from the system32 folder!!!!!!!
I started, one file at a time and just nothing, it booted and ran fine for quite a while, but then, after a great number of files it started to show issues, the nic died and other things, you actually have to remove a good bit, or get lucky early to do the damage. I found the correct batch file on the web and because I just wanted to get on with it, ran the batch file and rebooted annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd, it's dead, YEA!!!!!!
So, yes, deleting system32 fixes all windows issues!!!!
legal disclaimer,
no hardware was knee capped in this mayhem, only A deserving operating system was destroyed.