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Damian

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Since: Aug 19, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 2:56 am
Post subject: windows explorer
Archived from groups: microsoft>public>windowsxp>configuration_manage (more info?)

At startup on the desktop the following message is
displayed "The path 'C:\' does not exist or is not a
directory this also appears when i attempt to open
programs, everything appears to be working fine and i
have checked to see if it was due to a virus this may be
accuring but no viruses have been found, i am running
windows xp pro, i do not have a drive calld C:\ i hav an
F:\ of which is my hard drive and D:\ and E:\ are my cd
drives and A:\ the floppy drive, i would appreciate it if
you could be able to help me with this problem

Damian.
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Egamma

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2004 9:24 am
Post subject: Re: windows explorer [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Damian wrote:

> At startup on the desktop the following message is
> displayed "The path 'C:\' does not exist or is not a
> directory this also appears when i attempt to open
> programs, everything appears to be working fine and i
> have checked to see if it was due to a virus this may be
> accuring but no viruses have been found, i am running
> windows xp pro, i do not have a drive calld C:\ i hav an
> F:\ of which is my hard drive and D:\ and E:\ are my cd
> drives and A:\ the floppy drive, i would appreciate it if
> you could be able to help me with this problem
>
> Damian.
> .
>
>

umm...I find it deeply disturbing that you have no C:\ drive.

but, you could search your registry for references to C:\ and replace
them with F:\.

WARNING: THIS COULD BE A VERY BAD IDEA, SO MAKE A REGISTRY BACKUP FIRST.

Eric
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