The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMSSome or all of the files you specify to repair when you run an Emergency Repair may not be replaced. CAUSE
The Setupdd.sys file drives the Emergency Repair process. After you select
to replace files, the version of Setupdd.sys that ships on the original
Windows NT 4.0 CD-ROM makes an additional check of these files.
RESOLUTION
The Setupdd.sys file in Service Pack 2 or later has the Version Resource
date checking disabled. In order to ensure all files selected during an
Emergency Repair process are properly replaced you must replace the
Setupdd.sys file on disk 2 of the Installation disk set with the
Setupdd.sys file from Service Pack 2 or later.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen running an Emergency Repair on an Intel based machine you must boot your computer using the three installation boot disks. If you choose the option for "Verify Windows NT system files," the Emergency Repair process continues and prompts you for the Emergency Repair Disk (ERD.) The process then asks you to replace files that it detects are different from those listed in your Setup.log file. You have the option to select an individual file or to select all files. After you choose to replace files and you restart your computer, there may still be files on the system that you requested to replace. Additional query words: 4.00 prodnt STOP ntoskrnl.exe fastfat.sys ntfs.sys SP3
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