[NguyenAdam]

I believe I deleted the file that belonged to the SP2 of windows 7. The reasoning behind this was because I was trying to reinstall Microsoft Office, but it told me that some Groove thing needed to be removed. I went into the control panel and mistakenly deleted that other file.

Now when I try to uninstall/install Microsoft Office, my computer just shuts down by itself. Any help here!

EDIT: I now know what I deleted!

 

[Munchkinpuncher]

Try repair option from windows cd ?

 

[NguyenAdam]

I did that and it won't work.

 

[UsedPaperclip]

Windows 7 is only on SP1 which just came out a few weeks ago. Could you be more specific with this groove thing that you are talking about? What was the reason you were reinstalling office anyways? Also, you cant just delete things from the control panel so I am a little confused about what you are trying to say

 

[mcrbradbury]

tried system file checker? just an idea

 

[Gnomepatrol]

Sit it down, give it a couple glasses of water, and let it sleep for a bit. Should be fine by next morning. If not then give it a couple aspirin and it should be good to go.

 

[MIKEVALL]

You need to know what file you chopped . If using the cd to repair doesnt work , you may need to back up and reinstall.( last resort)

 

[NguyenAdam]

I think I'll try a system restore.

 

[fazio93]

run command prompt and type 'sfc /scannow'
that will check all system files and if one is missing or corrupt, windows will restore it from its backup location (somewhere else in windows)

 

[NguyenAdam]

Quote:

Originally Posted by fazio93 run command prompt and type 'sfc /scannow' that will check all system files and if one is missing or corrupt, windows will restore it from its backup location (somewhere else in windows)

Thanks. Gonna try it right now. I hope it works.

 

[UsedPaperclip]

Quote:

Originally Posted by fazio93 run command prompt and type 'sfc /scannow' that will check all system files and if one is missing or corrupt, windows will restore it from its backup location (somewhere else in windows)

That is probably the best answer you will get. If that doesn't work I would suggest reinstalling windows. Its hard to troubleshoot your issue with the info you gave. I'm sure there is a fix but without being able to sit down with the pc, there isnt much we can do to help.

 

[NguyenAdam]

Especially since I can't remember what I deleted. Efffff

 

[NguyenAdam]

Edited OP.

 

[mcrbradbury]

i guess you can just go and download MSXML 4.0 from the Microsoft site then ^^