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El_Tel
Hi…

When I switch my PC on at some point fairly early on loading I have noticed this message

Windows could not upgrade the file %1 from %2
%1 : %2

Continuing to loads Windows

This message is on the screen for a flash then continues with loading up, I only noticed this the day after I was unable to create a restore point… As this had only happened on the 2nd of this month I tried to do a restore too a couple of day’s before, with no success…
Right or wrongly whistling.gif I pulled the plug; after 3 hour while restore had appeared to have locked up ie: from the restore screen waiting for the progress bar to move, nothing…

On re-booting scan disk started and found


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Microsoft ScanDisk for Windows

NOTE: If you use an MS-DOS program to view this file, some of the characters
may appear incorrectly. Use a Windows program such as Notepad instead.

Log file generated at 21:08 on 2/10/2006.

ScanDisk used the following options:
Standard test
Automatically fix errors

Drive MASTER DISK (C:) contained the following errors:

ScanDisk found 32768 bytes of data in 1 lost file fragment(s).
Resolution: Discard lost file fragment(s)
Results: Error was corrected as specified above.

ScanDisk found errors on this drive and fixed them all.

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Drive Slave Disk (D:) contained the following errors:

ScanDisk did not find any errors on this drive.

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The log file before found FSInfoSector, which has happened many times…

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Microsoft ScanDisk for Windows

NOTE: If you use an MS-DOS program to view this file, some of the characters
may appear incorrectly. Use a Windows program such as Notepad instead.

Log file generated at 15:51 on 28/9/2006.

ScanDisk used the following options:
Standard test
Automatically fix errors

Drive MASTER DISK (C:) contained the following errors:

The drive contained an error in its FSInfoSector.
Resolution: Repair the error
Results: Error was corrected as specified above.

ScanDisk found errors on this drive and fixed them all.

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Enthusiast
Did Scandisk correct the problem?
El_Tel
Nope ScanDisk fixed the errors as described, but I'm still left with this on start up...

Windows could not upgrade the file %1 from %2
%1 : %2

Continuing to loads Windows


The above immediatly follows the bit that say's

Verifying DMI Pool Data

System restore just say's re-boot and try again wacko.gif
Enthusiast
Do you have a Windows CD for your op system?
Eyesee
You receive a "Windows could not upgrade the file %1 from %2 %1: %2" error message after you install a new program or update a program on a computer that is running Windows Millennium Edition
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283069
Grinler
Try the steps here:

http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/1from2.htm
El_Tel
QUOTE(Eyesee @ Oct 5 2006, 06:48 PM) *
You receive a "Windows could not upgrade the file %1 from %2 %1: %2" error message after you install a new program or update a program on a computer that is running Windows Millennium Edition
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283069


crazy.gif This morning I must have forgot to click "Add Reply" before I went out...


I don't have a master CD of Windows ME as it was all pre-installed when I purchased this PC from new. Since then I've had Windows ME Re-installed when I had to have a new 80Gig hard drive fitted, now I have a C Master & D Slave

I've also found a floppy disc with "ME bak Emergency Start Up" wrote on, but for the life can't remember when I made it, ie: before or after the new hard drive.

It has the following files on it.




Hi Grinler

I've done a search for "Wininit" and could only find these files...



wacko.gif
El_Tel
QUOTE(Grinler @ Oct 6 2006, 04:26 PM) *



Hi...

I've just tried suggestion 2 with no sucesess lmfao.gif
Grinler
The boot disk looks fine..you tried this also?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...B;EN-US;q283069
El_Tel
thumbup.gif Grinler

From the link that through a error unable to locate the requested article.
In the search box, I just type in 283069 which took me too a page with two option. I recommend any one else trying this to print the instruction out first...
With the "ME bak Emergency Start Up" floppy disk; Method 1 has done the trick clapping.gif

As for item 19, I have know idea which program caused the error in the first place and couldn't find whistling.gif "Symptoms" section.

As all seems well now, i'm just going to tread carefully for a few days...

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