SYSTEM32\HAL.DLL MISSING OR CORRUPT
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Hello,
I am getting this SYSTEM32\HAL.DLL MISSING OR CORRUPT message, happend after attempting to in IE8. I have tried many online suggestions to remedy, using the boot cd, tried repair through recovery console, didn't work. I am not super computer savy. I know I can reinstall XP but I don't want to lose all my pictures and data. Is there a way to backup all my files (yes, I hadnt done that aas I should have) from the repair console at the cd/windows prompt?
I am getting this SYSTEM32\HAL.DLL MISSING OR CORRUPT message, happend after attempting to in IE8. I have tried many online suggestions to remedy, using the boot cd, tried repair through recovery console, didn't work. I am not super computer savy. I know I can reinstall XP but I don't want to lose all my pictures and data. Is there a way to backup all my files (yes, I hadnt done that aas I should have) from the repair console at the cd/windows prompt?
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3 responses
Hello there,
to solve this problem insert the Windows XP Recovery Console
Click on start, Run , CMD
type:
Press Y
Remove the CD, type: Exit and press Enter
This is the way to restore the hal.dll
Thanks
to solve this problem insert the Windows XP Recovery Console
Click on start, Run , CMD
type:
expand d:\i386\hal.dl_ c:\windows\system32\hal.dll
Press Y
Remove the CD, type: Exit and press Enter
This is the way to restore the hal.dll
Thanks
Hi
I had the same issue after I just installed IE8, so I think IE8 has caused some issues on my XP install too. Only I was able to restart my computer a couple of times and it loaded up fine again. I had to dismiss the Hybernated backup that it had stored for me (said it was corrupt on start up), but that was about it.
Regards
Simon
I had the same issue after I just installed IE8, so I think IE8 has caused some issues on my XP install too. Only I was able to restart my computer a couple of times and it loaded up fine again. I had to dismiss the Hybernated backup that it had stored for me (said it was corrupt on start up), but that was about it.
Regards
Simon
Jul 23, 2009 at 11:35 AM